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The 8 Things To Say in an Election Campaign Speech

The 8 Things To Say in an Election Campaign Speech, they are using Yijing's 8 Trigrams or Ba Gua. 

1. Start with Bright Future to excite people.  Just like the Qian (Universe) gua in Yijing, this will open up possibilities and give power to your audience.  

2. How to Execute: Listen like the Kun (Earth) gua in Yijing.  Serve people's needs by listening to their concerns and aspirations

3. Overcoming Difficulties.  In Kan gua, difficulties are there but we will work with you and persevere because we have

4. Fire in the Belly.  This is the Li (Fire) gua, where with passion, clarity and enthusiasm, we can overcome obstacles and emerge stronger. 

5. Take things step by step.  Like the Xun (Wind) gua, gentle penetration will be able to reach all corners and leave no one behind and leave no stones unturned. 

6. Take decisive and fast Action.  We are not afraid to act fast if necessary, be it to leverage opportunities or tackle issues.  We are much like the Zhen (Thunder) gua, with lots of action and no hesitation. 

7. Stay Firm to our Values and Vision, like the Gen (Mountain) that is a steady rock to support to all.  

8. Have Fun!  The going is tough, but we will have fun along the way, much like the Dui (Lake) gua that brings everyone together to enjoy the journey to our common destination. 

Written by Andy Ng, author of 2 Yijing books in English:
1. Yijing Explained (2023) https://asiatrainers.org/yjbook 
2. Decoding the Wealth Codes with Yijing (2024) https://asiatrainers.org/dwcyjbook


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