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Mark Hamilton - Jobs of Friday Night Essence

Name: Mark Hamilton - Jobs of Friday Night Essence
Uploaded: 2010-09-08T17:15:55+00:00
Duration: 1 min 12 s
Channel: Mark Hamilton
Description: Short spoken excerpt (monologue) by Mark Hamilton in which he argues that society wrongly vilifies "job creators" while revering politicians and…

8 Sept 2010 · 1 min

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Short spoken excerpt (monologue) by Mark Hamilton in which he argues that society wrongly vilifies "job creators" while revering politicians and bureaucrats. He predicts that a political pamphlet associated with the "Twelve Visions Party," when widely distributed, will change ordinary Americans' perceptions of entrepreneurs and business leaders. Hamilton introduces the idea of "jobs of Friday night essence" — roles that tap a worker's "Friday night essence" and allow limitless creativity rather than restricted labor with low incomes.

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In society, the job creators are the villains.
But the malevolent.
Politicians.
And political and bureaucratic leaders are the loved and the revered.
The influence of the twelve Visions Party, this political pamphlet, when it starts getting out by the hundreds of thousands, is going to just start changing the psyche of the average American, the ordinary American.
And he'll start looking.
Differently at the geniuses of society, at the business leaders, at the entrepreneurs, at those who take risk and live with risk every day to provide jobs.
To provide value.
To ordinary Americans. And you have to understand, we are in an anti civilization. So what they can provide is just greatly hindered and limited.
In the super society. The geniuses of society are not going to just offer you jobs of labor.
With very restricted incomes. No, they're going to tap your Friday night essence. They're going to establish jobs of essence. Jobs of Friday night essence. They're going to create jobs that you can come in and fulfill with your Friday night essence with limitless creativity.
You just can't see it yet. We're held down in the darkness. We just don't know anything else.