In all of history, there has never been a consistently right and genuinely creative use of resources and power by governments, groups of people or individuals standing together. It has been altogether inconsistent in all honesty. But, the question in this article is: What if we all strove to use power in the right way as opposed to the pragmatically wrong and irrationally self serving way that is purely competitive?

A world that is not perfect, yet equitably workable, that is what we are after with the variances of human nature inherent in this world, civilization and existence. It all starts by being conscious of the reality that we all one yet individually apart in consciousness. What I mean by this is as follows: To transform ourselves, we must know that all is one and one is all and we must lift each other up as well as ourselves in all realistic thinking and action that is understandable to us as conscious beings.

No matter how bad things get now, life can get better later. A rash decision that eschews persistence does not need to be made. That is why I call this article "Swimming in the waters of oblivon."

There are many theories of motivation because a theory that works for all individuals in all situations is non-existent. Using parts of each theory to provide a variety of motivators is probably the most efficient as each employee will be motivated by different theory components. As a former human resource manager, work design theory is the most intriguing.