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Worstest Idea of The Week....Month......Year Etc....

Darrell ODeaMember for 24 years 7 months
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    Darrell ODea ·
    Sometimes....mostimes we have to get in wrong to get it right. So what the most worstest things that you planners have done. The greatest failures that you have learnt from??????

    Respect,

    Darrell
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    Gordon Blair ·
    Darrell,

    Nice to have have you back.

    Worstestest? That hasn’t resulted in jail time?;o)

    Not walking away from this assignment at Christmas, what was I thinking? ;o)
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    Chris Oggham ·
    Hi Clive,

    Funny you should say that; you missed out the bit about making impractical suggestions and taking it personally when it is explained to you why they won`t work. That`s always a good one because you can start shouting and/or go off at a tangent right away.

    Regards

    Chris Oggham
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    Gordon Blair ·
    Chris, Clive,

    Sorry, don’t know what you two guys are on about, I only studied American English....
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    Chris Oggham ·
    My word Oscar,

    Surely not?

    Chris Oggham
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    Gordon Blair ·
    Nope, lost me...
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    Edgar Ariete ·
    Darrell,

    I for one don’t believe that planning is just a "mindset". That is, when you see yourself as just a tool or a computer that only respond to other mindsets.

    Planning comes from the HEART with a good purpose. It is processed & fine-tuned in the so-called mindsets. The worst thing could happen within the process. The balancing between good & bad as your objective might end up bad.

    Edgar
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    Gordon Blair ·
    mmmm....important, it is, to maintain balance in the force when planning you are.
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    Darrell ODea ·
    Yes it is, important, to maintain "the force" in momentum when planning.
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    Edgar Ariete ·
    now, the process is in-progress, just let the balance work

    where’s Philip Jonker?

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