You can do that with a job. A friend of mine in New York City . . he came from out west. He was an engineer, and he said, “Neville, I want more money and I want more responsibility. I want to work for a certain firm.” I said, “Do you know where they are?” He said, “Yes, on Madison Avenue. They do international work. They build bridges, they build dams; they build things all over the world. And I would like a job that would send me away because I could get three times the salary.” I said, “Well now, go to the place and see where you would sit if you got the job there. Before they send you off, you would work in the home office first, wouldn’t you?” He said, “I think so.” “Well, go up there and just take a good look.” He walked into the place, picked out the desk, picked out the place; and then he assumed, when he got back home, he was seated at that desk, and that was his job, and he named the sum of money, which was a considerable sum of money. He and his wife and daughter used to come to my meetings. Within a month he was in that job, and within two weeks he was on his way to the Near East, building bridges.76 ¶33