Years ago, Edgar and one of our dear friends were hunting geese in a swamp. They'd endured a long hunt with no action when a goose flew by. Both hunters enthusiastically fired upon this creature, far away. Ever competitive, it was the ultimate winning retort when Edgar proclaimed to our friend, "Great Shot!".
As this incident indicates winning is contextual.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
About Me
- Pamela Lovett
- Comerica Bank - Director Business Development and Community Affairs; Board Member - DePelchin Children's Center, Better Business Bureau and BBB Foundation. Advisory Board - Houston Technology Center, UH SBDC. Senior Fellow - American Leadership Forum, Forum Grad - Center for Houston's Future, Sustainer - Junior League of Houston.
Followers
Blog Archive
-
▼
2011
(262)
-
▼
March
(27)
- Role Models in the Halls
- U-Turns in Life
- Proximity Matters
- Influencer by Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, Davi...
- Inspiring Women
- No Exceptions
- Look for the Best
- Share Your Talents
- Break for Spring
- Helping Texans Prosper for 37 Years
- Uncanny Timing
- Reply to All?
- Great Shot!
- Joy of Reading
- Is the Steak as Good as the Sizzle?
- Stranger in our House
- Flash Foresight by Daniel Burrus with John David Mann
- Make Me Look Good
- Speak My Language
- How to Resolve an Impossible Dilemma
- Winners are Winners Regardless of the Score
- Building a Business with Win-Win Dialogues
- Two Negatives Make a Positive
- Controlling the Controllables
- There is No Practice Test in the Business World
- Games We Play
-
▼
March
(27)
No comments:
Post a Comment