6 HONEST SERVANTS

One time when I was working in a place with people who were the way we've all seen, I saw a person do that thing in exactly the place you wouldn't expect and it made everyone feel the same. It reminded me of the movie where the people were in a far off land and a disastrous event began unexpected and the other people weren't prepared so the small group was trapped and threatened by the conditions. We've all had that unpleasant experience in a special place when we were having a specific strong emotion and the same people seemed to always be involved. It caused the same thoughts and feelings very similar to what we recently felt in a similar situation. 

As you have most likely discovered by now, the preceding sentences were saying nothing. It was content free writing. We are often exposed to content free speaking and writing, by politicians, salesmen, and advertisers. Content free talk causes our mind to detect an information vacuum. The natural response of our mind is to fill the void or vacuum with our own information and experiences. Content free messages are often used to mislead, deceive or confuse. Be aware of such attempts. When listening to any message you can ensure validity and clarity by using the 6 honest servants of clear communication. With any message ask yourself ; Who, What, When, Where, Why and How. When used to present information, or to clarify information they ensure true communication takes place. We should be able to answer all six questions, if not, reassess, reevaluate, or beware.