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very easy to learn all about and do. The thing to know is (a) they exist,
(b) they are
essential actions and (c) their details must be done for them to succeed.

                              _________________

    I have made no attempt here to review the org  or  old  promotions.  All
I've done is
write what I would expect to have happening in any org or  division  of  any
org if I
wanted a successful org. I've listed things which, if  missing,  would  cave
in a Division or
the HCO or Org portions.

    A far more thorough analysis could be done. This is only a list  of  the
essential
actions. If less than these are done one will have poverty not prosperity.

    If one can't get them done in an org, then there  is  something  awfully
wrong.

                              _________________

    When a staff member is in a part of the org  that  is  in  emergency  or
danger, he, not
being a high executive, often feels he can  do  nothing.  This  is  foolish.
Solvency is not
made by high executives. It is made by doing one's own job.

    Every action in every department is linked with promotion. To get out of
emergency or danger one must first promote. That means, do the  action  that
promotes
in one's department or section or unit.

    Solvency and org wins are made up of the small actions of the staff  all
added
together.

    Read again how promotion is defined. Read what is the promotional action
of
your immediate zone in your org. Ask yourself if you are giving it  all  you
can. Then
maybe you will understand whether you should be solvent or insolvent.

    There is no other magic about it.

    The one fatal error in promotion is to get so involved in worrying  over
things not
your zone of promotion that you do not thoroughly execute your own role in
promotion.

    The most successful course of action you can follow is to do  your  part
of the
promotion in your  own  zone  and  do  it  so  well  it  makes  up  for  any
shortcomings that
might happen elsewhere in the org. Always promote more than can be wasted.

    And also promote as a person and staff member. Even if you may not be an
auditor, you never know what your smile, your  helpfulness  and  your  quick
attention
to another's confusion or difficulty might have cured,

    Your actions and presence are meaningful and valuable too, you know.






                                               L. RON HUBBARD

LRH:ml.rd
Copyright � 1965
by L. Ron Hubbard
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Note: Promotional Action 122 in HCO Policy Letter 20 November 1965 is
cancelled and in its place is:

    122.LRH COMMUNICATOR - Sees that Ron's postulates stick! Sees  that  his
    comms fly, look    well and that Ron's (not EC's) EDs are complied with.

    (HCO Policy Letter 22 May 1968, Issue II)

[Note: Deletion of Promotional Action 71 and addition of 17a, 81 a  and  85a
have been done per HCO Policy  Letters  15  December  1965  and  4  February
1966.]

[Note: Considerable evolution has  occurred  since  1965,  and  this  Policy
Letter should be studied in conjunction with its revision of 15 April  1973,
in the 1973 Year Book.]