Straight to the point we often ask or we are asked this way: "What do you want?" This is to avoid lengthy pointless conversation and not to keep guessing on what the other person exactly wants from us, or the other way around. Sometimes when we contemplate on some things we talk to ourselves: "What do you want?" A want is a desire for a thing or person, or for something to do or to be done. I want cashew nuts. I want an honest friend. I want to go home. I want this wristwatch to be fixed. As the world gets older -- and greedier than yesterday -- many people want this and that, without asking what the others who can help them have this and that, want. A person with a car who does not know how to drive it, wants the services of a driver. The driver needs to eat, to put fuel to the car, to earn money for driving services and to take a rest after his tour of duty. A business owner wants revenues for his company through his human resources. But they nee...