Let’s say we wanted to make a sponge cake.
The method, the ingredients, and the sequence of events to make the cake is already known, so therefore we can learn.
If we just follow the recipe and put the correct ingredients in the correct sequence, we’re going to end up with a sponge cake.
What happens if we add one of the ingredients out of sequence? Let’s say we put the flour in AFTER it comes out of the oven.
We will still get a result but how we interpret that result is what really matters.
When it comes to money, the Consumption Code conditions us to see imperfect results as failures. That feedback mechanism will always keep us trapped.
The Enterprise Code is different. It helps us to interpret results in a way that leads us to our ultimate success. Here’s why…