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the important services it can render greatly intensified and the cost of
rendering them
greatly reduced. This formula, intelligently applied even to a dead
government, could
revive it.
Lest we go too quickly, in the single sentence above and the earlier
basics
mentioned we have the whole "secret" of either reviving an old or forming a
new
organization.
If you know the purpose and how to make a desirable service known and
know
how to handle its fundamentals expertly you can found, increase, or revive
any
organization.
Putting together or handling an organization requires very certain,
positive
knowledge of
(a) The basics of organizations
(b) The purpose of the organization
(c) The basic actions necessary in the organization
(d) The potentials of the area in which the organization exists
(e) The needs and desires of the area or people the organization serves
(f) The economics on which the organization will operate.
Handling or serving in an organization successfully, one has to KNOW the
actions
and activities of the organization and its area so well that one does not
have to think
about it. One just does it or one indicates or works with what or who does
it.
You don't think "clutch, gear shift, accelerator, steering wheel," when
you drive a
car. You should, to drive it successfully, know where these things are and
what they do
so well that you simply drive a car.
But learning to drive a car, you learn each of these things and its
function and
then leam them so well that it seems like instinct to use them. It isn't
instinct. It's
knowing them so well you don't fumble.
An organization is like that. Working in it or being one of those who
run a part of
it or the whole of it, one has to know the parts and actions and (a) to (0
above so well
one knows them so fast that one just does them.
So, in STANDARD ADMIN we are acquiring
(a) A knowledge of basics
(b) The basics that exist in and around a specific organization
(c) The ability to handle those basics with such speed and certainty
that it seems instinct.
And when we have this, the organization will go, go, go with an ease and
lack of
effort that is astonishing.
L. RON HUBBARD
Founder
LRH:ei.rd
Copyright� 1968
by L. Ron Hubbard
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED