A woman does not rise by trying harder. She rises by putting on clothes and shoes. The C words are the garments — perfect traits that become virtues, and then become the attributes of an organization. The E words are the shoes — the character of the business, how it actually walks. The O words are the office she steps into and the resource she increases. Dressed this way, she does not stay a novice: she simply puts her business in its proper form, and a proper form profits, and then prospers.
Layer One
Adventure CEO
The Novice · She makes a thing profitable
Layer Two
Architect CEO
The Queen's Shoes · She makes it profitable and sovereign
Layer Three
Sovereign CEO
The Prosperous One · She governs and prospers
C
The Attribute · WHO she is
The C Words — Traits that become Virtues
These are the perfect traits — adjectives first, virtues once they are lived. Worn daily, they become the attributes of an organization: a business that is trusted because the woman behind it is.
Adventure CEO
Curious
adjective · attribute of God
Awake to what she does not yet know — a mind that leans toward the thing.
These are the verbs. The character of a thing is what it does repeatedly. A business has no character until it establishes, extends, and expands on purpose — this is the shoe that walks the law.
Adventure CEO
Explore
verb · the character of the thing
To go into a thing to learn it — travel with a question in hand.
These are the nouns — the office she holds and the resource she increases. When the trait and the character are in place, the form is proper, and a proper form profits and then prospers.
Adventure CEO
Operation
noun · the office and the resource
One working thing — a process with parts, running, that she can put her hands on.
Adventure dresses her to be profitable. Architect dresses her to be profitable and sovereign. Sovereign dresses her to prosper. Same law, better clothes.