Recommendation to President   Published: November 5, 2008   Updated: November 5, 2008

Act in an ordinary way. Keep your basic instinct above all: the politics, ideology, and campaign things. I mean you should have same feeling like an ordinary human being. Promote the opportunities and respond the challenges. History is history; do not copy the historical solution to resolve the current challenges. Open your ears, but act with your guts.
President, president, president!

The job of a president is to facilitate a country just like a traffic police. You may be surprised with this analogy but it is true that they basically direct all kinds of national traffics: hope, fear, greed, encouragement, safety, prosperity, unity, fight. Just keep in mind that you must not be bogged down to drive a specific traffic. If you start to be a driver for all traffics, then you just cripple the system. Even though you are president, you necessarily may not be the best driver for all kind of traffics.
President, president, president!

If you direct the traffic in a right direction, the country will be in better place in your tenure. President, president, president!

Ordinary Tips:

• Do not lead the country with the superiority complexity. Yes, you are the president, and you are one of the best people, but not best of all. You and your country will be benefited more if you listen others as well, and follow your guts.
• Do not live with hangover of the promise made during your campaign. If you have made a inappropriate and incorrect promise during your campaign, you have made a mistake. You will make another mistake if you implement/cover up that inappropriate and or incorrect promise; better you accept the mistake, good for you and your country.
• Do not forget to keep your country first. That is the number one Responsibility of a president. You are the president, not a party spoke person. Yes, you are obliged with your voters who gave you the opportunity to serve the country. Thank them as much as you can. But do not take this opportunity to punish your opponents.
• Yes theories are interesting to read; logics are compelling until another one introduced; and history is nice to listen/study. These help you “sound better” and can be used as a reference in your analysis. Do not fooll yourself being academician; instead follow an ordinary way to make a decision. Consult with the expert, but do not forget to listen ordinary people. Commonsense wins in long-run.
• Work together with different stockholders to find a solution for a current challenge president, president, president!