Sometimes I take myself too seriously.
I need to recognize
that my brilliant ideas
are not more important
than the people who have to listen to them.
AB, 2/24/04
posted by Al Bredenberg @ 12:50 PM
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The Reluctant Guru
Leverage your ambivalence!
Tuesday, February 24, 2004
I need to recognize
that my brilliant ideas
are not more important
than the people who have to listen to them.
AB, 2/24/04
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