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  Hexagram 4: Meng or Enveloping "The Future: 2020" By: James Byrd I. The Oracle A. Understanding Hexagram 4 Hexagram 4 is known as Meng or Enveloping . It carries additional interpretations such as Discovering , Young Shoot , or Youthful Folly . This hexagram is constructed with the lower trigram of Kan , symbolizing a gorge or water, and the upper trigram of Gen , representing a bound or mountain. Together, these trigrams create a complex image that conveys a deeper meaning about the journey of youth and learning. B. The Judgment Youthful Folly brings success. The narrative here suggests that it is not the oracle that seeks the young fool, but rather the young fool who seeks the oracle. This implies an eagerness or curiosity present in youth to learn and grow. At the first inquiry, the oracle provides guidance and information. However, if the young fool repeatedly asks the same questions, it becomes a matter of importunity. Persistent importunity does not yield further inf...

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Hexagram  62 By: James Byrd I.The Oracle   A. Hexagram sixty-two is Xiao Guo , or Small Exceeding. Additional interpretations include Preponderance of the Small and Small Surpassing. The lower trigram is Gen : bound or mountain, and the upper trigram is Zhen : shake or thunder.        B. The Judgment    1. The Preponderance of the Small. Success.        Perseverance furthers. Small things may be done; great things should not be done.    2. The flying bird brings the message: It is not well to strive upward,         It is well to remain below. Great good fortune. C. The Image   1. Thunder on the mountain: (you heard?)       a) The image of Preponderance of the Small.       b) Thus in his conduct, the superior man gives preponderance to reverence.            In be...

  Customer Impact and Value-Added Analysis By James Byrd, MBA I. Introduction: The Essence of Customer Value Customer impact reflects how effectively an organization meets or exceeds the expectations of its internal (employees, departments) and external (clients, end users) customers. The value-added clause refers to the measurable enhancement that a company’s goods or services contribute beyond their basic function—essentially, how the organization transforms inputs into outcomes that improve the customer’s condition. In today’s volatile environment, strategic agility and managerial adaptability become essential in sustaining and increasing customer value. II. Strategic Agility: Adapting for Customer Relevance Strategic agility is the capacity to anticipate shifts in customer needs, market trends, and technology, and to pivot rapidly without losing coherence or identity. Customer-Centric Responsiveness : Agile firms use data-driven insight to adapt offerings and personalize...

Hexagram  46 By: James Byrd I. The Oracle   A. Hexagram forty-six is called Sheng or Ascending. Another interpretation is Pushing Upward. The lower trigram is Xun : ground or wind, and the upper trigram is Kun : field or earth.       B. The Judgment    1. Pushing Upward has supreme success.        One must see the great man. Fear not.    2. Departure towards the south        Brings good fortune. C. The Image   1. Within the earth, wood grows:       a) The image of Pushing Upward.       b) Thus the superior man of devoted character            Heaps up small things            In order to achieve something high and great.  II. My interpretation   A. " Ascending " According to what I can understand, things have heaped-up to whe...