[I]n the real, non-corporate fantasy world, and away from the sad delusions of understandably angry and confused white people, actions take place in a context, and that context is one of vast inequality. For people who live their entire lives on the bottom rungs of our economy, "Why is this happening to me?" is one of the most empowering questions to ask.
Ethan continues his investigative report on The Question Behind the Question: Practicing Personal Responsibility at Work and in Life by professional author/speaker/husband/father John G. Miller. Now featuring guest commentary by professional author/speaker/husband/father John G. Miller!
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You call it my "investigative report" but between this video, the Sarah Palin's jacket interview, and the Amazon blog, you seem to be the one digging up the real good shit.
This video, though only a sampler not intended for training, has convinced me to strive to be a more accountable and responsible, happy and productive mortgage debt collector. The only thing I can change is myself, after all.
"how to convince yourself that your interests are the same as upper management and the owners"-better title.
what would mr. qbq say to the common enough experience of a middle/lower tier person's competence costing them their job b/c of the screw-ups of upper management? what does he say about the uppers totally screwing the US & global economy?
i hadn't listened to one of these lickspittles in quite a while. thanks for the early a.m. nausea.
Anonymous: what does he say about the uppers totally screwing the US & global economy?
You can find a partial answer to that question here. Read the post titled "Excuses: They're Everywhere!"
Also, don't miss this, right around the 3:00 mark.
When he called himself a "contrarian" I nearly choked.
just watched the youtube link. uhhhh....thanks?
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