The 2^nd element of the nine-part code that unlocks the human brain is a complete set of life skills and emotional competencies, popularly known as “common sense.” They are the bundle of skills and competencies that allow a person to live independently and successfully in society and have a life mostly void of unwanted feelings, emotions, and behaviors. In this book, you will learn that due to changes in America’s human development platform, the completeness of young adults’ sets of these skills and competencies has declined by over 30%. The primary cause has been sourced to the reduction in the amount of time human being’s primary life skill providers, i.e., their parents and grandparents, spend with their children between birth and the age of 18 of nearly 30,000 hours or approximately 50%. The average child is only in school 12,500 – 14,500 hours. Our education system only teaches eight of 196± life skills and emotional competencies—the skills and competencies to live independently and successfully in society. But more importantly, in these pages you will learn how to profile the completeness of your life skill set and create a plan to develop a complete set.