What do people and elephants have in common

I was sitting in our office at YSI, here at 7400 feet
elevation and I came across an interesting story…

This might sound a little weird at first, but stay
with me because it applies to a huge population of
people.

Did you know that elephants are incredibly
intelligent animals?

There are certain parts of Asia where elephants
are still being used by farmers to pull stumps and

trees from the ground, to haul logs, and to carry
heavy loads.

To the elephant, these tasks are easy, because the
elephant is so big and strong.

And the elephant is also intelligent.  There are big
festivals every year in Asia that honor these strong,
agile, and smart creatures.  That’s how important they
are.

Elephants are also put to work performing tasks
which are beyond the ability of many smaller
domesticated animals.  And they even have a nice,
gentle nature about them.

You would think that it would take a gigantic facility
the size of an aircraft hanger to these huge animals.

But that is not the case.

In fact, after a long day of work, all the owner of an
elephant has to do is take a small rope and tie it to
a wooden stake.  Then he ties the other end of the
rope around one of the elephant’s legs and that’s it.

The elephant won’t wander off, he’ll stay put.

Isn’t that amazing?

All that is keeping this enormous, intelligent
and powerful creature from running off into the
wilderness is a small rope of twine.

Why would this be?

Because it’s not the rope made of twine that
is keeping the elephant shackled to the stake.

It’s that he doesn’t REALIZE that he can escape.

And without that, he’s stuck.

It’s been the same way in the Floor Flatness
industry.  People worldwide have been tied to
their floor flatness machines, pulling them slowly
across the floor and feeling shackled.

They are tied to their machine.  And they don’t
know that right under their nose is an easy
escape.

So many people today worldwide are going to
wake up, head to the job site, and be tied to their
machine (like elephants to stakes) all over again today.

But there’s a lucky few…those who KNOW the
secret.

Those lucky few know how to kick free from
the shackles and as a result are getting more jobs done,
with less effort, and making more money.

They aren’t doing it by dipping a stick or
pulling on a string all day long.

They are free to do other stuff while the machine
does all the work.

But that’s not the secret.

What do they know that you don’t?

They know about this:
http://flatfloors.com/floorpro.htm

Until next time,

Carl Ytterberg
CEO Ytterberg Scientific, Inc.

PS – It’s amazingly easy to break free from the shackles
and get more done with less effort:
http://flatfloors.com/floorpro.htm

FloorPro® and TruFlat® are trademarks of Ytterberg
Scientific Inc.

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