Due to the invasion of bots that periodically scour your website for whatever purpose, I will now be offering my blog postings to those who send me their email address. As I mention on my home page: I will never sell or share my email list to someone else. I will never send you spam. And the identity of those who receive the emailings will be known only to me. In other words, none of the addresses will be displayed to those who receive the emailed blog posts.

I think this will be one of the most unique offerings there is when it comes to putting global events in perspective. The rule of those who make forecasts is to never put a date on it because then you can never be proven wrong. I have a different attitude toward this. Either the template is right or it is wrong. 2000 years of history proclaim it is right. Now I seek prospective proof (forecasts that are fulfilled) to offer additional evidence of its validity. And if I am uniformly wrong in these forecasts, then there are two possible explanations. One, the template is fallacious (though 2000 years of history suggests otherwise). Two, the test is too hard. Since history is the ultimate chaotic system it may not be possible to predict events based on this model. After all, try and get a weatherman to be accurate three weeks out. The weather is too chaotic to allow meteorologists to pass this test.

Nonetheless, since I have been accurate on several events thus far, I am hopeful that we will soon have even more prospective proof that a Template of Time exists.

For those who own businesses or lead sales and marketing departments, I would like to draw to your attention to a new website of mine, www.essentialgrowthsolutions.com. I have launched a consultancy that offers field-tested sales and marketing techniques that I developed and that enabled the company I worked for to achieve market dominance even though we were much smaller than the Fortune 500 companies we competed against. Basically, my pattern-recognition skills were used to overhaul some of the most basic assumptions currently guiding sales and marketing professionals and they can now be put to work for you.

Finally (back to the email), I will only send them once a week at most, unless there is some particularly important event occurring that either confirms a forecast or suggests another. So, if interested, just email me at tom@thetemplateoftime.com, and let me know your interest I will add you to the list.

For those who have been following this blog I hope our relationship can continue. If not, Godspeed,

Tom