endeavor. No one has ever been so thoroughly instructed! When Steve gave up skiing, his skiing instructor felt so financially secure that he took early retirement. But all the others know a good thing when they see it and have stayed the course. And now we have reached the ultimate in efficiency - the double-duty instructor - the man who not only trains Steve but trains Steve's dogs as well! Fifth, Steve plans ahead - way ahead! No one else is likely to get there first. No time will be wasted. Work and recreation can be dovetailed to perfection. Travel is more tolerable when it includes playtime on an expense account, even when you own the company. I never worry about the millennium because I've checked with Barbara Mickel and Steve hasn't yet put it on the calendar. The handmaiden of forward planning is to "be prepared" and no ex-boy scout has done this better than Steve. The gamut runs from the pocketful of 3" by 5" reminder cards in the shirt pocket to the staged preparation for the upcoming golf tournament two weeks hence. The luncheon site shifts from the office to the driving range at the golf course and working hours may have to accommodate playing lessons from the local pro if there is the slightest indication that these may be necessary. The sixth dictum is "stay in control!" Steve encourages open discussion and even gives a passing nod to the democratic process. But when 3