@RhymeBlix@PaulCharchian Ok, but now your talking rooting, which is different than analysis. You can root for one thing while simultaneously believing another. It doesn't make you less of a fan to have your brain see things differently than your heart
@RhymeBlix@PaulCharchian Can I answer your question with a question? Would you rather your analysts of choice speak the truth or provide cheerful motivation?
It's ok to just be looking for cheerful positivity. But understanding that most analysts are looking to provide insights helps answer ur question
Road back home, stopped at a rest area in western Pennsylvania to let the dogs out for a bit.
They have a big large park area, but no pets allowed.
Rather they get a small strip of grass located between the parking lots for cars and Semi's.
@PaulCharchian For me it was Tropic Thunder. Hated it the first time I saw it. Then caught it a second time later and was like, actually this is pretty good.
@ReactSafe Disagree. There's no reason for them to even come to you, if they trust you'll just be an ass to them. It doesn't have anything to do with needing to be liked either. Rather its figuring out we can provide purpose, motivation and direction without also being an asshole.
@ReactSafe @technatsec There's a right and wrong way to provide motivation. Leadership is all about understanding that nuance. Sure the wrong way may accomplish that specific task, but it doesn't engender trust nor does it build the team. A great leader understands how to accomplish all three.
Turns out my bride and I have different idea's of what a TV drama is. I suggested #Severence or @TedLasso, but she's never heard of em... so now we're watching Real Housewives.