MIKE HANDCOCK
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QUANTUM PHYSICS AND
YOUR ORGANISATION
frequency, sound and therefore
music. You my friends are just a song
looking for a Radio Station that will
broadcast your genius to the world. to grab some flow, be like a hydro
dam. Let the water flow through you,
stop clinging onto it or it will become
stale, lifeless and stagnant.
2. The concept of quantum is about
getting from A to B in almost no
noticeable time. This is what the
facility CERN below the Swiss/French
border has been studying for years. Music and Business
3. We are a microcosm of the
macrocosm. What this means is even
in the biblical laws: As Above So
Below, As Within, So Without. Every
creation of God, the Universe or
whatever you believe in is an aspect
of the creation and therefore in direct
relationship and aspect to itself.
Let me give you an example. Where
does Money come from? - Yes Yes
- China was the first to have coins,
but the first money was water. 70%
of you and the world is made up of
it. That’s where we get the words cur-
rency, bank, cash flow, liquidation
etc from. So in quantum physics, if
you want to study wealth creation
then study water. This may seem
weird but think about it. The market
is a current.
Fight against it and you may die. Go
with the flow and chose a relevant
position or exit and you can really
capitalise on that flow. The middle
of the river is the greatest flow gener-
ally, and around the sides a whole lot
of rubbish collects. So stop clinging
to the sides and the past. If you want
There are 8 elements of music and
they relate to business. Pythagoras
was the first person around 500BC
to study music. In his academy there
were two types of students. The
Acoustika and the Mathematika.
The Acoustika studied music and
from there he developed his idea
of the Music of the Spheres and the
Harmony of the Universe and he has
been proven correct by Science.
His work was then researched by
John Dewey in the early 20th century
(John Dewey University) and then in
the 1970’s an Aucklander named Ray
Toombes took that work and applied
it to the financial markets. What he
was able to prove is that markets
moved like musical scales. It seems
our reality in inside one big musical
instrument.
If this is the case then each element
of music must relate to an element
of business and it does.
Surprisingly when you focus with
simplicity on each element you get
answers which help you identify
and grow your organisation and
the results come much more simply
and are much more pro-found that if
you involve some formula you spent
$250,000 learning.
The Elements of Business
Pitch - This is the key idea behind
your business. Most people get this
wrong. If you are a travel company
it’s unlikely you are selling cheap air-
fares or great accomodation. You are
more likely to be creating memories
that last a lifetime and that’s far more
exciting than a hot shower and clean
bed.
Timbre - This is the quality of your
voicing, meaning the joy and sooth-
ing tone of your message and the
way it is shared in the market place.
Volume - This is the noise you make
in the market. Your social media
imprint, your advertising, customer
awareness and the result of your PR.
How loud is your Volume? By the
way, excruciat-ing may not mean
effective.
Rhythm - This is the vibe of your busi-
ness. Fashion stores understand this.
So did that company FISH in Seattle
that was in the fish market and used
to yell and throw the fish around. It
created a vibe that was very attrac-
tive for people. They wanted to be
there. In the ’70’s Branson did it
Virgin records by having Bean Bags
and Coffee so people could chill and
listen to sounds.
Texture - This is the quality of the
layers of your organisation. Do they
LEAD | January 2018