Specific times of null cycles are listed on the calendar (for example, 8:00 am-9:00 am). Some null cycles last for several days. This is
shown on the calendar by arrows that continue through the following
day(s) until the end of that particular null cycle. All times are
Pacific Standard Time.
A
null cycle is stagnant, non-moving energy. Null cycles are universal.
They affect everyone in the same way at the same time.
Every successful business person knows that timing is crucial. One
day you may have a meeting and experience excellent results. Then,
on another day, you may meet with the same people during a null
cycle and find them to be non-responsive or uncooperative.
Never
schedule important business meetings, sign contracts or mail important
communications during a null cycle. During a null cycle, if you
attempt to negotiate a business deal, you may leave that meeting
feeling that you have come to agreements. You may even have signed
contracts. However, it is an absolute guarantee that whatever is
agreed to during a null cycle will not come to pass.
It's
very important to pay attention to the null cycles on your calendar.
During these indicated times, don't try to negotiate business deals.
Don't apply for a loan, make an offer on property, or try to close
a sale. The deal is sure to fall through.
Communications fail during null cycles. Don't try to have im-portant
conversations during null cycles. You will discover later that the
other person had a completely different conversation than you had.
Mail gets lost. Don't put important communications in the mail during
a null cycle. Don't place advertising during a null cycle. All forms
of communication are affected. If you can't avoid an important conversation
during a null cycle, I recommend that you follow it up immediately
after the null cycle ends with a written communication stating,
"As per our conversation, this is my interpretation of our
discussion." This can save a lot of frustration.
It is not a good idea to travel during null cycles. Although thousands
of planes take off and land during every null cycle…it has
been estimated that 90% of all plane crashes happen during null
cycles. If you must drive, then drive defensively - people are much
less aware during null cycles and likely to run red lights or drift
into your lane of traffic.
Don’t
have surgery during a null cycle if at all possible. The surgeon’s
knife is much more likely to slip. Medical complications are just
about guaranteed if you submit to any invasive procedure during
a null cycle.
People are out of sync during null cycles. They will arrive late
or very early for appointments (if they remember the appointment
at all). They will be disorganized, easily confused, highly stressed
and quick to take offense. So relax. Lower your expectations. Loosen
up your schedule so that you can comfortably adapt to other peoples
inconsistencies. Be understanding. You have the benefit of knowing
what’s going on. They don’t.
The best thing to do during a null cycle is nothing. If you have
to do something, sharpen your pencils, arrange your photo album,
sew on some buttons; or better yet, make lists of stuff to do after
the null cycle ends.
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