It requires finesse (that isn't just a mechanical pumping action), a good reading of body language, a warm grip that isn't too hard not too soft; a range of wrist actuation to suit different shapes and lengths,
Hey @herbertong I've been watching your YT channel for years now! Hard question: How do you reconcile investing for the long term with an abundant future where money isn't important? What's your thoughts?
@elonmusk@JeffBezos People think that being a billionaire is like hoarding cash and swimming in it. But it's not. They are a billionaire on paper due to their share of a valuable company that they built.
How can you introduce more honest communication and assertiveness (or even some disagreeable-ness) into your organisation?
Is your project facing an iceberg but no one is willing to speak (or listen to) the honest truth or challenge the hierarchy?
If Korean Air and Kia were able to harness a degree of disagreeable-ness or assertiveness training within their organisation they would not have faced a poor product like the Kia Tasman or poor safety records.
It makes me remember when Korean Air in the 90s had the most crashes of any airline in the world.
Example - Flight 801 where the junior pilot was properly challenge his senior colleague's decision to land in bad conditions, resulting in a crash killing over 200 ppl onboard.
The Kia Tasman is proof that you need to have some disagreeable people in your organisation.
If Kia did, that person would have said, "hold on, that car is fucking ugly and looks stupid."
But no. Everyone, at every step of the way, pretended it was all cool.
Always abuse your unfair advantages in life.
Rich parents
Attractive appearance
Natural drive
Charisma
Being athletic
Don't make the game harder than it has to be