Kembara Insan / Engineer's Blog: 5 M Factors

Sunday, 24 October 2010

5 M Factors

The 5-M Factors are a model called

Man
Machine
Medium
Mission
Management,

and are used to examine the nature of accidents in the transport industries. It was started by T.P. Wright's Man-Machine-Environment triad at Cornell University. The 5-M incorporates a diagram of 3 intertwined circles and one all-encompassing circle. In each of the smaller circles "Man," "machine," and "medium" are placed. The large circle is labeled "Management." The space in the middle where they all meet is called "Mission," which is the objective the other four M's have in common.

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1. Get out of your head and write from your heart.

2. Some write to inspire and some inspire to write. (Alankrita)

3. All you have to do is to write one true sentence. Write the truest sentence that you know. (Ernest Hemingway)

4. It is okay to write garbage - as long as you edit brilliantly. (C.J. Cherryh)

5. Don't forget, no one else sees the world the way you do, so no one else can tell the stories that you have to tell. (Charles de Lint)

6. I write to inspire, to create, to motivate. (Christen Blades)

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10. Better to write for yourself and have no public, than write for the public and have no self. (Cyril Connolly)

11. I write to inspire, I write to educate, I write to give voice to the voiceless, I write because my world depends on my work, I write because I want to he heard even without a platform. (Love Igbeboh)

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Sunday, 24 October 2010

5 M Factors

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