Anything that cannot go wrong will go wrong.
Anything that cannot go wrong is your fault.
Anything that can go wrong is your fault.
Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.
Anything you don’t expect will go wrong.
Anything you do expect will go wrong.
Anything you do expect…
His defense lawyer used one kind of structured analysis technique to make a case for her client. The state prosecutor used an entirely different technique. In the end, only one of them convinced the jury.
But before we run ahead of ourselves, let’s revisit a technique we already covered.
I first came across this concept of using a matrix as a tool to solve problems in the book “The Universe Within.”
Most of us who attempt to solve problems do all of the analysis in our heads. We think it through, reason out the different possible explanations and then…
“The next item on the agenda,” said Gavin Klette, president of Harvest Frozen Foods, “is adding a fourth truck to our fleet of trucks.” The senior company officers seated at the conference table gave him their full attention.
“When Graham proposed this a couple of months ago, we all dismissed…
Ever since I was a young man, I've been fascinated by the mind—both the conscious and the subconscious. So much has been written about it, but humankind has thus far been unable to truly describe its magnificence. How do you describe the unknown?
Professor Chris Barnard may have started a…
The first article I wrote on this platform was, What Is Your Question? I sat down and wrote that article from memory. No plan. No strategy, and it is evident from the voice that tries to come alive through the words. I cringe when I read it now.
A lot…
Going from 0–100 in a new topic, subject or field is pretty difficult.
But that’s not because the info is inherently difficult; it’s probably because you lack a framework for getting it done.
Until now, that is.
These five steps of research, if executed thoughtfully and correctly, will give you…
Dogs and other predators have natural hunting instincts. That’s why they tend to chase any smaller object which might run by them (and why you often hear the advice “Don’t move!” when confronted by a bear or other dangerous animal.)
A large dog might inadvertently hurt a visiting smaller dog…
I heard a piece of advice many years ago. It is discombobulated. The opposite of combobulated. It is based on self-inflicted reverse psychology. Dangerous when not used properly. Extremely effective when used masterfully. I will leave the research to you as an exploration of the mind. Be careful. …
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