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SEPTEMBER, 2009


The Nerve!



Seth Godin has the gall to suggest we remove righteous indignation from our "toolbox"! Can you believe that?

Imagine! The man has the nerve to actually tell other people how they ought to behave. Well Mr. Godin, if we are to cast away our very effective so-called tool that usually helps us get our way, what would you have us put in its place?

Oh, I can just hear your typical "I'm better than you" response ...
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[ Posted by Indignant, September 10, 2009 3:31 ]
     Mr. Reich: I, for one, am appalled by your unseemly reaction to Mr. Godin's very reasonable recommendation that we . . . that we never become . . . uh, never mind.

[ Posted by Tracy, September 10, 2009 13:33 ]
     I actually liked Seth's idea. I used to work in a place where the former administrator had been totally into drama and many of my key leaders were drama and righteous indignation about everything (while not doing anything about the problem). It drove me nuts!

[ Posted by Khürt Williams, September 11, 2009 11:13 ]
     Mr Reich's tongue-in-cheek post fully illustrates Seth's post and you both fell for the bait.

[ Posted by Sue, September 14, 2009 6:16 ]
     God! I LOVE THIS FORUM! You lot make me ROFL...

Go Godin... Go Godin... Go Godin...
(ya gotta sing it like you're on Rikki)


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