What it takes in International Relations-3

You need to keep looking for opportunities; and then like an animal of the deep sea, pounce when you find it coming in your ken.  I've used the vehicle of the Whack-O Theory to propel a possible course of action into reality.  Picture how things would improve dramatically!

I mean to tell you, create an aura of opportunity to bring about substantial and needed change by making offering it as YOUR REALITY!  Your audience will then comprehend the significance of what you're proposing toward a better world for humans.

For example, take the present prospect Baltimore represents.  There are groups, including merchant seamen, who are to benefit greatly from renovating Baltimore.  The property values in the city make renovation a significant step toward improving the quality of life of those living there.  But time is of the essence--carpe diem!  The smart leader won't dally over details; he must act before the window of opportunity closes, i.e., becomes embroiled in the minutiae of recalcitrance to initiate a major change (toward your objective to make the world a much better place).