mid-week Security system.

Increasing the security factor wherever you are now allows you to take risks and move toward your goals with greater success.

Security.
defined: safety; protection
see also:  aegis, agreement, armament, armor, asylum, bail, bond, care, collateral, compact, contract, covenant, cover, custody, defense, earnest, freedom, guarantee, guard, immunity, insurance, pact, pawn, pledge, precaution, preservation, promise, redemption, refuge, retreat, safeguard, safekeeping, safeness, safety measure, salvation, sanctuary, shelter, shield, surety, surveillance, token, ward, warrant


there are generally four antonyms 
to this word: danger; insecurity; peril; trouble


words are fascinating because they are the things that we use most daily.
i do say this with consideration of the mute. they use words just like those of us who can speak.
their words are just not accompanied by sound, just as ours are not always accompanied by gestures.


so what is the security factor?
knowing absolutely everything that you ask?
a guarantee of the unknown?
freedom to act?


how can you tell security from trouble?
putting pictures up around your work space can make you feel closer to your loved ones.
thanking a coworker for their kindness and help.
practicing the things you've been expected to learn.
understanding that there are those in this world who will not be pleased by you and your character.
continuing to ask questions about things that you're unsure of.
maintaining an open relationship with the office to avoid any sign of favouritism.
opening yourself up so others too, will let you in.


trouble comes when someone fails to remember to look both ways before crossing the street.