Some of us possess a lot of chairs but lack the actual
possession of it.
When the minister is about to be unseated he begins to fish
around in his bag for the strategies to unsettle his opponents and win over
once again his cabinet members.
Carefully chosen words with right timing and place are
applied to an art of seducing his targets.
And while the battle of words and wits take place on the one
hand so does psychological and social charms come into play. It is hard work
that requires both dedication and realisation towards this achievement.
Should the minister of state relax and depend on his
previous achievements he will definitely find himself not only without members
but also without a chair to sit on.
Words and actions go into preparing you to seat yourself in
your chair.
Going without sometimes whilst preparing to seat your chair
is a personal effort that is stronger than the dancing chair games.
Getting the ultimate trust of friends, mates, colleagues and
friendly enemies go a long way to keeping your seat.
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