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In pre-historic times people who didn't listen got eaten...now they propagate at will.

by Rick Baker
On May 18, 2021

The Thinking Behind The Tweet

Could it be 21st Century predators are a forgiving lot of creatures?

Could it be Darwin was wrong?

...survival of the fittest? ... or was it survival of the most adaptable? ... or is it no survival for the least able to listen?

Assuming evolution is an accurate theory - and I'm not so sure about all the science details of that any more - regardless, if evolution theory is true:

How many generations will it take for human ears to shrink and disappear through lack of use?

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Communication: Improving Communication | Humour | Thought Tweets

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When we to want to win at all costs, our perspectives become quite blind to the realities of situations.

by Rick Baker
On May 15, 2021

The Thinking Behind The Tweet

Some people cannot adjust their thinking to fit the realities of the situations at hand.

Some people cannot even begin to untie their emotions, so they can use logic to think about the real facts they face in situations.

Perhaps, the problem is, their Ego must cry out for help regardless of the situation they face?  

 

 

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Attitude: Creating Positive Attitude | Business Contains Only 3 Things | Communication: Improving Communication | Emotions & Feelings @ Work | Personalities @ Work | Thought Tweets

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Some never tire of fighting the same battles, using the same weapons, & meeting the same defeats. What peculiar stamina!

by Rick Baker
On May 8, 2021

The Thinking Behind The Tweet

It seems some people never tire of experiencing the same old problems. What peculiar stamina!

Perhaps most of us appear that way when viewed from others' perspectives. [Attribution Bias]

Perhaps when observed by others most of us appear to obstinately cling to the bad habits that limit our ability to deal successfully with other people?

Perhaps my perceptions of other people's behaviour, as I watch them struggle, are too harsh?

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Communication: Improving Communication | Habits: Good Habits, Bad Habits, & New Things | Personalities @ Work | Solutions & Opportunities | Thought Tweets

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If you assume communication is easy, you’re dreaming alone. If you find communication is easy, you may be dreaming with others.

by Rick Baker
On May 7, 2021

The Thinking Behind The Tweet

Shared dreams and goals, naturally, breed quality communication.

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Communication: Improving Communication | Goals - SMARTACRE Goals | Thought Tweets | Vision: The Leader's Vivid Vision

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Duplication annoys some people - others recognize repetition is a key to learning and repeated errors signal failure to learn.

by Rick Baker
On May 3, 2021

The Thinking Behind The Tweet

Efficiency happens when things are done right the first time.

Efficiency happens when people learn and remember.

Some people view these as mutually exclusive things.

Isn't that a shame?

Mistakes happen when people try new things.

Mistakes provide opportunities to learn.

Some people don't learn from their errors.

Isn't that a shame?

 

 

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Business Contains Only 3 Things | Communication: Improving Communication | Solutions & Opportunities | Thought Tweets

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Even those not blessed with natural, pleasing personalities can learn to think and bite their tongues.

by Rick Baker
On Apr 30, 2021

The Thinking Behind The Tweet

You can choose to adjust your personality so it is more pleasing and less annoying. Sometimes, the choice involves biting your tongue.

When you annoy people you don't make money...[unless you happen to be a sitcom actor or a Don Rickles clone]

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Communication: Improving Communication | Personalities @ Work | Thought Tweets

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