Verbalist Manifesto/FAQ, Part 1

§ 1. What is verbalism?
Some call it profession — for me, it is lifestyle. Verbalist is one who has achieved mastery of words; and, because human thought processes are done through words and words only, who have achieved mastery of himself and others.

§ 2. Why verbalism is important?
Verbalist is jack-of-all-trades on steroids. (S)he is marketer, writer, designer, programmer, journalist, spiritual guru, philosopher and merchant — all at once. Thus, by becoming a verbalist you transcend boundaries of professions, just like high-class physicists/mathematicians transcend boundaries of science disciplines. You will never worry about gaining or losing jobs, because your skills will make you important to everybody — you will again be depressed, because you will truly know yourself

§ 3. How can I become a verbalist?
Many of us, perhaps unconsciously, came to verbalism through endless self-perfection, heated study in variety of subjects and constant practice in applied mastery of words. If you consider yourself having enough intellectual capacity to rise head and shoulders above nameless crowd, you can do the same — or seek a verbalist guru to nurture you in mastery of human nature.