If Doing More Means Taking the Blame, Who Will Work?
If doing more leads to more mistakes, doing less means fewer, and doing nothing means none, but the blame always falls on those who take action, will anyone still be willing to get things done?
If doing more leads to more mistakes, doing less means fewer, and doing nothing means none, but the blame always falls on those who take action, will anyone still be willing to get things done?
Is there any way to opt out? Can you choose not to die and just pause? Of course not.
More and more people are getting their information from audio—especially radio—spending far more time “listening” than “watching” (TV, video, books).
Because “listening” lets you multitask while your eyes and hands are busy.
On the internet, a bully persona doesn’t survive long. Even if you’re in the right, your arrogance alone is a liability.
Making people uncomfortable is a fatal mistake.
What’s the core of the internet? It belongs to the underdogs.
Conversely, anyone who radiates superiority is headed for a brutal backlash.
Get that, because it’s the first rule of internet survival.