The purpose of this paper is to explore the outcomes of executing three wishes that must have a selfish motivation.
The paper is fiction.
The paper reveals that wishes executed with a business methodology may have greater impact than those executed without prior planning. The emotional source of motivation can be a subjective definition.
The paper implies that definition of “good” and “bad” outcomes may be subjectively defined.
The paper has a limited application to real‐world situation due to fictional constructs. It allows internal consideration of personal motivations.
The paper allows discussion of motivation within business and philanthropy. It considers that perhaps the means may justify the ends.
The paper is a fictional story that provokes thought and discussion.
