This document outlines the rules for a game called CESP5 aimed at teaching leadership, honesty, teamwork, responsibility and integrity. Players form a group and come up with a business idea by voting. They then create a business plan and try to profit from the idea, with proceeds split based on hours worked. The goal is to demonstrate leadership abilities and problem solving skills needed to become honest leaders and politicians. Formal education is argued to not necessarily lead to jobs or success, while experience starting a business can increase thinking abilities and problem solving skills to become wealthy entrepreneurs.

1. “CESP5” (Community Empowered Safety Plan #5)
A game for people who want to be Rich. Playing the game teaches by experience: leadership, honesty, teamwork,
responsibility and integrity.
created by Rags-to-Riches multi-millionaire Peter Y. Liu, Candidate for Mayor of Oakland 2014, peteryliu@aim.com
Game Rules
1. Choose 7 or more people, preferably people you trust. Give them the game rules. Set a location where to have a
meeting if they want to join in the game.
2. At the meeting, each person introduce themselves, their name and their phone number and email address. Each per-
son write down the information. Take 10 minutes to brainstorm a business idea and write on a paper.
3. Each person takes turn to share their idea to the group.
4. After all the ideas are heard, each idea is put to a vote by the group. Person with the best idea is the founder and
President of a company, the rest are co-founders, then they vote on who will be the treasurer, secretary, etc.
5. Then the group makes up a business plan, to answer Who, What, When, Where and Why. Who are the company
leaders? What is the company name and what does it do? When will they do it? Where is the company located? Why
are they running this business?
•How to win the game? You win as a team, you win when the company profits off the idea and proceeds are split
according to the hours you’ve put in.
•How to lose the game? You lose as an individual, you quit, you got voted off the company because you didn’t con-
tribute, stole money or lost trust due to unethical behavior. Your reputation will suffer according to the seriousness of
your offense.
•What if the company didn’t make a profit? Then your group rethink the ideas, vote on it, maybe vote on another
leader, maybe change the business name, adjust the business plan then retry.
•How to spread the rules to others? Take a picture of it with your cellphone, send it to your friends, email or post it on
facebook. Or tell them to visit http://oaklandwiki.org/Peter_Y._Liu
Copy this, give it free to your friends or be a businessman and sell it to strangers for $5.00 or $10.00. You choose.
Do you really believe the poor and uneducated can become honest leaders and politicians?
Absolutely, people who plays the game CESP5 and wins, already demonstrate all the leadership traits necessary to
solve real life problems. Smart people are problem solvers. Dumb people do not solve problems, they create problems
for others to solve. Also, all politicians who are advocating education as means to success are wrong, quite the oppo-
site. The truth is education does not grant you a job nor success in life.
Having a formal degree like a Ph.D. does not mean you're smart. I've heard stories of Ph.D. working for minimum wage.
A person with a Ph.D. may have more knowledge, but anyone can get the same knowledge from the library for free. I
don't care if you have the world's knowledge at your fingertips, if you do not have the thinking ability to use knowledge to
solve problems, then you're not smart. Formal education makes a person lose many years of productivity, be stressed
and burden with student loans and debts.
What gives you a job and success is your thinking ability. Your thinking ability can only be increased when you solve
real life problems. There is no better way to solve real life problems than starting a business with a group of people.
Once you start a business, you've created your own job. Your job is to find solutions to problems, then use your thinking
power to translate the solution into profits. Once your business is profitable and you've become millionaires, then you
can employ any people, even those with Ph.D. Therefore, people with college degrees are not more successful com-
pared to people without degrees. People with degrees just think they are smarter, but in reality is not true.
Your thinking power determines if you are smart.
The journey of running a business is a process of self-education, you will learn about leadership, honesty, teamwork,
responsibility and integrity, all of which maybe lacking in a university setting. At any university, there are vast amounts of
students who cheat on papers and tests, spending leisure time fooling around, solve imaginary problems and learn
about a bulk of knowledge that is non-essential to success. I've been there before, I know. Self-education by experi-
ence and self taught at a public library for free is far superior to any institutional education. Therefore, do not underesti-
mate people who are poor and without degrees. There are people younger than me, without college degrees, who have
thinking abilities far surpassed mine and I am already at the top 1% of thinking power. For example, there is a 15 year
old girl who made a heat powered handheld flashlight so her friend in the Philippines can use it at nightime to do home-
work. She won a google competition and now companies are offering her millions of dollars to license the technology.