Commentary by management consultant Michael Wade on Leadership, Ethics, Management, and Life
Monday, January 04, 2016
Random Thoughts
The "to do" list is not as important as the "done" list but many people give it more attention. ~ The timid regard the bold as rash and the reckless regard caution as cowardice. ~ Shining shoes is never a waste of time. ~ A good fifty percent of the paperwork in our offices is mysterious and the real mystery is why we kept it so long. ~ We create our personal ideologies and it is wise to know what they are. ~ If failure were a piece of furniture it would be well-polished and in a prominent place. ~ Many organizations are conspiracies for the comfort of their members. ~ If there were no major problems in the world people would scramble to create some. ~ It will be a great person who produces as much pleasure as coffee and chocolate. ~ I hope that cinnamon plays a positive role in the cure of major diseases. ~ Some of the best stories have meanings that are discovered long after the initial reading. ~ Classical music is the world's greatest therapy. ~ The adversarial nature of the legal system has spread to general discourse but without a judge to say "Knock it off." ~ My calendar has events that were written down with anticipation but are approached with dread. ~ We should celebrate the morning and be glad we're still around. ~ Complexity and simplicity are multi-talented and can play heroes and villains. ~ Many a good deed is unrecognized by the doer and the recipient.. ~ We live in a society that facilitates indiscretion and then punishes people for it. ~ Excuse-making is a major industry in every nation. ~ Thinking it and saying it should be separated by a high wall. ~ "That's just the way I am" is an early epitaph for dreams. ~ Know what to expect when people behave like people. ~ We treat many subjects as required courses but regard Knowing Yourself as an elective. ~ One good blazer beats five cheap suits. ~ You should always have a pen, paper, and a good book nearby. ~ Each day is a search for time even if we are surrounded by it.
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