
- Personal anecdote. Leading to the point.
- Details in rhetoric. To establish an idea.
- Love for the stories. That anyone connect to.
- Stress on the words. Compelling to listen power phrases.
- Patience to watch. Letting peoaple react and praise.



El algoritmo de Trémaux es un algoritmo inventado por el ingeniero francés Charles Trémaux para encontrar la salida de un laberinto. Para usar este algoritmo, debes seguir estos pasos:


Qué hacen los millonarios:

analepsis
Del gr. ἀνάληψις análēpsis 'recuperación', 'restauración, renovación'.
1. f. Ret. Pasaje de una obra literaria que trae una escena del pasado rompiendo la secuencia cronológica.
Sin.: flashback.
Ant.: prolepsis.
prolepsis
Del gr. πρόληψις prólēpsis.
1. f. Fil. En la doctrina de los epicúreos y los estoicos, conocimiento anticipado de algo.
2. f. Psicol. Anticipación mental de una acción por realizar.
3. f. Ret. Anticipación por parte del autor a la objeción que se le pudiera hacer.
4. f. Ret. Pasaje de una obra literaria que anticipa una escena posterior rompiendo la secuencia cronológica.
Ant.: analepsis.
elipsis
Del gr. ἔλλειψις élleipsis; literalmente 'falta, carencia'.
1. f. Gram. Omisión de un segmento sintáctico cuyo contenido se puede recuperar por el contexto; p. ej., en Juan estudia biología y María (estudia) matemáticas.
Sin.: elisión.
2. f. Ret. Omisión intencionada de algún elemento del discurso para suscitar determinados efectos en el lector.
Sin.: zeugma.
3. f. Cinem. y T. lit. En narratología, omisión de segmentos de la historia que se narra.
anagnórisis
Del gr. ἀναγνώρισις anagnṓrisis 'acción de reconocer'.
1. f. Ret. Reencuentro y reconocimiento de dos personajes a los que el tiempo y las circunstancias han separado.
Sin.: agnición.
2. f. Reconocimiento de la identidad de un personaje por otro u otros.

El dispensador de agua fría y caliente debe limpiarse periódicamente para prolongar su vida útil, para que proporcione un servicio adecuado, y más importante aún, para no poner en riesgo la salud de los usuarios.

Pasos:

All you have to do is follow three simple rules:
Quotes:
It'll get worse before it gets better.
Give me the biggest guy in the world, you smash his knee, he'll drop like a stone.
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And, to show that I was not above my business, I sometimes brought home the paper I purchas’d at the stores thro’ the streets on a wheel barrow.
—Benjamin Franklin. Autobiography

—What are you doing, Tommy?
—Shoveling shit, Curly. Just like you.
—Why are you doing that, Tommy?
—To remind myself what I’d be if I wasn't who I am
Peaky Blinders. Season 2 episode 5

Gisela Rubach.
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La prosperidad viene del Señor

Ley de Instituciones y Procedimientos Electorales para el Estado de Guanajuato.
Artículo 207 Bis. Los actos de campaña de los diputados, presidente municipal, síndicos y regidores que sean postulados para una elección consecutiva se sujetarán a las siguientes reglas:
(REFORMADA, P.O. 29 DE MAYO DE 2020)
I. Se realizarán en días y horas inhábiles;
(ADICIONADA, P.O. 26 DE MAYO DE 2017)
II. La propaganda electoral se abstendrá de contener cualquier elemento de identidad con el cargo público que ostenta, y
(ADICIONADA, P.O. 26 DE MAYO DE 2017)
III. No podrán hacer uso de los recursos públicos de los que dispongan por el ejercicio de sus funciones, para promoverse con fines electorales.
Reglamento de campañas para el proceso electoral local ordinario 2023-2024.
Artículo 30. para la realización de actos de campaña, las diputaciones e integrantes de ayuntamientos, que aspiren a elección consecutiva y opten por no separarse de sus cargos, se sujetarán a lo siguiente:
Acuerdo CGIEEG/045/2024.
Que la determinación de los días y horas hábiles está sujeta al cargo que se ostente y a la normatividad emitida por el propio ayuntamiento en el ejercicio autónomo de su gobierno interior.
La persona puede válidamente ejercer el cargo de elección que ostenta y en el día y horario permitido por la norma, hacer valer los derechos que tiene como candidata.

B130936.
Necessity. Exists when a “hostile act” occurs or a force exhibits “hostile intent”.
Proportionality. Force used should be sufficient to respond decisively to the hostile act or demonstrated hostile intent and ensure your continued safety or other protected persons or property.
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Red Team is a proactive approach to security that involves a group of experts simulating real-world attacks on an organization to identify vulnerabilities, test its defenses, develop stress-test strategies, flush out hidden threats, detect missed opportunities, and avoid being sandbagged by competitors.
Blue Team, in stark contrast, is dedicated to defense. Their primary responsibility encompasses identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities, safeguarding against attacks, and ensuring the security of the organization's assets.

Descarga el manual para esta capacitación aquí.
Módulo 1
SIAN para Android:

José Luis Corral. El Cid. 2000.
Capítulo V
Espero que no olvides nunca la lección que hoy has aprendido: un enemigo no está muerto hasta que está bien muerto. Y nunca abandones las armas, jamás dejes relajada la guardia ni desasistida la defensa. Si tu oponente de hoy hubiera sido un guerrero en vez de un jabalí, ahora estarías muerto.
En verdad que aquella jornada me sirvió de mucho; desde entonces no dejé un solo instante de vigilar mis armas durante las batallas que libré al lado de Rodrigo, ni relajé mi guardia ante el ataque de un enemigo aparentemente inferior. Tal vez por eso, tantos años después, tras tantos combates librados, todavía sigo vivo.
Ver: Double tap en Zombieland Rules
Capítulo VI
El ímpetu y la energía de don Sancho seguían a sus treinta y cinco años tan enteros como a los veinte, y eso siempre es una virtud en un monarca, pero los años y la experiencia de gobierno no habían cambiado un ápice su carácter irreflexivo y su falta de previsión, lo que se convierte en un gran defecto cuando se trata de gobernar un reino.

By Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf according to Dannish S.

La calidad soy yo. VISA. Sectur. 1992.
Orgullo servir la comida sin errores.
Apariencia e higiene personal.
Posición correcta.
Reunión con capitán de meseros para las indicaciones del día.
Conocimiento del menú.
Preparación anticipada de la estación.
Limpieza de mesas y sillas.
Preparar la mesa.
El mesero es un vendedor, la cara visible de la empresa.
Recepción de comensales.
La orden o comanda.
Actitud.
Mesa auxiliar de preparación de platillos.
Interacciones.
Despedida.
Entregar el turno.

By Frank Coffman, wordsmith.
Opening:
Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.
Archaism. Four scores and seven years ago to add nobility and authority.
Envelope alliteration. Four... fathers... forth... proposition...
Thesis:
Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure.
Parallelism. In the use of the words nation, conceived and dedicated as in the first paragraph.
Argument:
We are met on a great battlefield of that war. We have come to dedicate a portion of that field, as a final resting place for those who here gave their lives that that nation might live. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. But, in a larger sense, we can not dedicate -- we can not consecrate -- we can not hallow -- this ground. The brave men, living and dead, who struggled here, have consecrated it, far above our poor power to add or detract. The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here.
Anaphora. Repeated opening. Now we are engaged... We are met... We have come...
Polyptoton. Words derived from the same root are repeated. lives... live.
Tricola. we can not dedicate -- we can not consecrate -- we can not hallow...
Diminutio. "a great civil war", "a great battlefield of that war", "a portion of that field".
Call to action:
It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us -- that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion -- that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain --
Incremental paraphrasis. to be dedicated here to the unfinished work... to be here dedicated to the great task...
Chiasmus. Reversal of grammatical structures in successive phrases or clauses. for us the living rather... rather for us... / dedicated here... here dedicated.
Antithesis. we take... they gave...
Polyptoton. these dead... died...
Closing:
that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom -- and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.
Metaphor. birth of freedom.Tetracola. that from these honored dead... that we here highly resolve... that this nation... and that governement...
Tricola. of the people, by the people, for the people
Envelope alliteration. people... for... people...
Epiphora. Repetition of a word or phrase at the end of successive clauses. of the people, by the people, for the people

Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing.
—John Stuart Mill. Inaugural Address at University of St Andrews. 1867

Saber que hay enemigos en la vida, saber que hay gente detrás de la esquina con la navaja esperando te ayuda a mantenerte vivo, a mantenerte despierto. Un buen enemigo es un aliado maravilloso en la vida.
—Arturo Pérez-Reverte en entrevista con Jesús Quintero
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To sin by silence, when we should protest,
Makes cowards out of men.
—Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Protest. 1914.

Vous avez des ennemis? Mais c'est l'histoire de tout homme qui a fait une action grande ou crée une idée neuve. C'est la nuée qui bruit autour de tout ce qui brille. Il faut que la renommé ait des ennemis comme il faut que la lumière ait des moucherons. Ne vous en inquiétez pas, dédaignez! Ayez la sérénité dans votre esprit comme vous avez la limpidité dans votre vie.
¿Tienes enemigos? Bien, es la historia de cada hombre que ha realizado una gran acción o ha creado una nueva idea. Es la nube que susurra alrededor de todo lo que brilla. La fama debe tener enemigos, como la luz debe tener mosquitos. ¡No te preocupes, desdeña! Ten serenidad en tu mente como tienes claridad en tu vida.
—Victor Hugo. Villemain (1845)
"En materia de reformar cosas, a diferencia de deformarlas, hay un principio claro y simple". Sugiero imaginar "en aras de la simplicidad, una cerca o puerta erigida a través de un camino... El tipo más moderno de reformador se acerca alegremente y dice: 'No veo la utilidad de esto; tumbémosla'. A lo que el tipo más inteligente de reformador haría bien en responder: 'Si no le ves la utilidad, ciertamente no dejaré que lo elimines. Vete y piensa. Luego, cuando puedas regresar y decirme que ves su utilidad, puedo permitirte que lo destruyas'".
La idea es que sólo cuando sabes cuál era el propósito de algo, puedes decidir si aún es necesario, si se debe modificar o sencillamente omitir. Según Chesterton, ese principio se basa en el sentido común más elemental.
"La cerca no creció allí. No fue creada por sonámbulos que la construyeron mientras dormían. Alguna persona tuvo alguna razón para pensar que sería algo bueno para alguien. Y hasta que sepamos cuál fue el motivo, realmente no podremos juzgar si fue razonable". Y de no asegurarnos, "es muy probable que pasemos por alto algún aspecto completo de la cuestión".
—Chesterton. The Thing. Why I am a Catholic. 1929

The 7 Cs of effective communication:
Posted on December 21, 2009 by steve blank
Sometimes financial decisions that are seemingly rational on their face can precipitate mass exodus of your best engineers.
We Hired the CFO
Last week as a favor to a friend, I sat in on a board meeting of a fairly successful 3½ year-old startup. Given all that could go wrong in this economy, they were doing well. Their business had just crossed cash flow breakeven, had grown past 50 employees, just raised a substantive follow-on round of financing and had recently hired a Chief Financial Officer. It was an impressive performance.
Then the new CFO got up to give her presentation – all kind of expected; Sarbanes Oxley compliance, a new accounting system, beef up IT and security, Section 409A (valuation) compliance, etc. Then she dropped the other shoe.
“Do you know how much our company is spending on free sodas and snacks?” And to answer her own question she presented the spreadsheet totaling it all up.
There were some experienced VC’s in the room and I was waiting for them to “educate” her about startup culture. But my jaw dropped when the board agreed that the “free stuff” had to go.
“We’re too big for that now” was the shared opinion. But we’ll sell them soda “cheap.”
Unintended Consequences
I had lived through this same conversation four times in my career, and each time it ended as an example of unintended consequences. No one on the board or the executive staff was trying to be stupid. But to save $10,000 or so, they unintentionally launched an exodus of their best engineers.
This company had grown from the founders, who hired an early team of superstars, many now managing their own teams. All these engineers were still heads-down, working their tails off, just as they had been doing since the first few months of the company. Too busy working, most were oblivious to the changes that success and growth had brought to the company.
The Elves Leave Middle Earth – Sodas Are No Longer Free

One day the engineering team was clustered in the snack room looking at the soda machine. The sign said, “Soda now 50 cents.” The uproar began. Engineers started complaining about the price of the soda. Someone noticed that instead of the informal reimbursement system for dinners when they were working late, there was now a formal expense report system. Some had already been irritated when “professional” managers had been hired over their teams with reportedly more stock than the early engineers had. Lots of email was exchanged about “how things were changing for the worse.” A few engineers went to the see the CEO.
But the damage had been done. The most talented and senior engineers looked up from their desks and noticed the company was no longer the one they loved. It had changed. And not in a way they were happy with.
The best engineers quietly put the word out that they were available, and in less than month the best and the brightest began to drift away.
What Happened?
Startups go through a metamorphosis as they become larger companies. They go from organizations built to learn, discover and iterate, to predominately one that can execute adroitly having found product/market fit.
Humans seem to be hard-wired for numbers of social relationships. These same numbers also define boundaries in growing an organization – get bigger than a certain size and you need a different management system. The military has recognized this for thousands of years as they built command and control hierarchies that matched these numbers.
Wake Up Call
The engineers focused on building product never noticed when the company had grown into something different than what they first joined.
The sodas were just the wake-up call.
As startups scale into a company, founders and the board need to realize that the most important transitions are not about systems, buildings or hardware. It’s about the company’s most valuable asset – its employees.
Great companies do this well.