Thinking (Head), Feeling (Heart), Sensing (Gut) about life in general, and pro sports, consulting work & video games in particular.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Silly marketeers
Twist it...
Lick it...
Dip it...
There are so many double entendres in there, you can start your own orchestra.
Saturday, February 21, 2009
That's... kind of new.
Ever had the feeling where you were just minding your own business, your mind switches to screensaver mode for a minute, and then you're slap bang in the middle of a freakin' warzone? Like a Memento-like moment. Except without the memory loss.
Friday, February 13, 2009
Bored
People have to be bored out of their minds. I really cannot understand otherwise why people would go the trouble of:
- messing up a bus driver
- attacking an ambulance worker
- tossing a brick from a highway overpass
- making threats against middle schools
- sending envelopes filled with a white powder to the office
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
How to deal with the hidden agenda
Everybody has to protect their own interests. Sometimes people are very open about it, and will run all over you to do so. But maybe more vicious is the other type of person, the ones who have a hidden agenda.
People will look for the best way to achieve their objectives, and if that takes smoke and mirrors, so be it. Of course, you could be very evil about it, purposely misleading others to get what you want. Or you could just be all like "I don't voluntueer information, if there's no need to".
You'd have to accept that people have an agenda, and not be surprised by it. The key is to adapt to such a situation, or to have such a strong negotiation position, that it doesn't matter. Either way you have to be very zen.
People will look for the best way to achieve their objectives, and if that takes smoke and mirrors, so be it. Of course, you could be very evil about it, purposely misleading others to get what you want. Or you could just be all like "I don't voluntueer information, if there's no need to".
You'd have to accept that people have an agenda, and not be surprised by it. The key is to adapt to such a situation, or to have such a strong negotiation position, that it doesn't matter. Either way you have to be very zen.
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