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From books to practise how YOU could change the world

From books to practise how YOU could change the world. Paata Sheshelidze President of New Economic School - Georgia. You are. Exclusive Brave Talented. You have. Goal Will Ability. But. Do YOU have right ideas for live? Do YOU have right understanding of live?

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From books to practise how YOU could change the world

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  1. From books to practisehow YOU could change the world Paata Sheshelidze President of New Economic School - Georgia

  2. You are • Exclusive • Brave • Talented

  3. You have • Goal • Will • Ability

  4. But • Do YOU have right ideas for live? • Do YOU have right understanding of live? • Do YOU have proper knowledge?

  5. Standpoint • Humans are guided by ideas, that they choose to believe and accept as the truth • Man’s choice shapes the world • Institutions could be viewed as a results of individual’s preferences and interactions • Results could be contrast

  6. Common vision • Mass of people believe in the State • Self-Diminishing approach: People on the bottom, state on the top

  7. Reality • The worst get on top • The State tolerates political falsehoods and deceptions • Welfare shams are killing incentives of individual creativity • Regulations of humans interactions leads to corruption • Horrible mistakes are permanently repeatable

  8. Think tanking • Searching for better ideas is permanent process • Think tanking is business – fabric of ideas • Any idea is product for smaller or wider market • Success requires entrepreneurial attitude • Sale idea to those who value it high enough • All world is big shop for your ideas, but find your target

  9. Mission • An idea must have practical application - Person prizes freedom as far as it gives him ability to follow his own goals • Freedom of a person tolerated by others as far as it does not harms them • Mission of think tank is to make concrete value out of general ideas

  10. Researches • Economic freedom matter

  11. Chance

  12. Options • Changes are possible: • Great majority - Via government provided reforms • Minority - Via personal examples and education

  13. Genuine transformation • Political reforms are touching institutions and channeling development, but still limiting individual choice • Genuine change must first come by changing one's mind • Genuine free market solutions could be based only on market generated decisions and demand for particular changes • State should only let us go

  14. Barriers • Lack of knowledge and positive attitude toward function engines of free market among majority of people • Dependence on the State • Mass nihilism toward changes • Passive acceptance of rulers guidance and propaganda • Indoctrination by politicians, State bureaucracy and media • Bureaucracy – decision makers without personal financial responsibility

  15. Tactics • Do not engaged in party-politics, because you are standing for principles those are not partly true, but fully correct • Do not compromise intellectually • Do not tolerate when State acts as more then night watchmen • Work with people as with individuals • Encourage personal dignity and self-ownership in each person • Make people proud for their freedom

  16. Method • No necessary to invent “new bicycle”, improvement of some machinery right enough: • Show up yourself as much as possible • Create performance out of your work • Give your alternatives for each cases • Use bright symbols • Indicate heroes • Networking, networking and networking • Youth, youth and youth

  17. Recommendations • Start from yourself: • Act like if there is no Government • Emancipate yourself from mental slavery of dependence of others will and money • Give personal examples – Maximize free market solutions for yourself • Disobey coercion • Abstain from violence • Convert opponents (even most radicals) into friends, • Give clear statement: No Government spending allowed here!!!

  18. Results • Society of open minded people • Tolerance • Solidarity • Peace • Growing wellbeing of all • High level of division of labor • Unpredictable intensification of cooperation • More self-confident people

  19. Resume • Acceptance of ideas of freedom is your choice • You can help change the world by simply changing your mind • Know the truth about capitalism, and the truth will set you free, reach and myth be happy too…

  20. Contact • Office: 4, Sanapiro street, Tbilisi, 0108, Georgia • E-mail: office@nesgeorgia.org • Phone: (+ 995 32) 99 84 18 • Fax: (+995 32) 20 43 21

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