Greetings

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 This is for creative epression.  I presently do not  have a product at this time.

Inside an empty warehouse sits an empty carboard box.  The lack of clutter in the warehouse is pristine.  The floor of the warehouse is extremely clean.  

Inside an empty room, there's nothing inside the closet, nothing on the walls and nothing on the floor.  The windows are open.  There  is one window on the south wall and one window on the west  wall.  The window on the west wall is closed.  Both windows have sheer white curtains.  The window on the south wall is open to the maximum and the sheer white curtains are blowing in the wind.  At this time there are no people in the empty room and only the sound of the wind is heard.

Imagine a small brass bowl polished and shiny on a table facing east.  The table has no clutter on it, only the small brass bowl.  The small brass bowl represents learning one thing at a time with the utmost focus.  This principal could be applied to many different things.  It could apply to many different subjects.  It seems impossible to excel an everything but it seems like it  would be an excellent thing to do at least a few things exceptionally well, one at a time.  Also, I like the concept of having specialties in order improve at over time.  Despite, not being able to be perfect in everything, it seems sensible to also learn a variety of things that are useful for ones life yet still have at least one thing one can make progress on and improve in over time.

"Keep it simple, stupid"  is a design  concept used by the U.S. Navy in 1960.  It seems that  society in many parts of the world keep things unnecessarily  complicated but whenever possible and practical, it make sense to simplify things  so long as it does not cause any problems.