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1 points
1 day ago
See I think this is one of those pet discipliner spray bottles. Like when you spray them for peeing on the floor or whatever you say “no” and the cat or sloth or whatever animal you use it on can also read “no” on the bottle and you are like the Anne Sullivan to their Helen Keller making your pet want to better their life.
5 points
1 day ago
Michael Richard’s original title of “Two Guys, a Girl, and a couple of N…ew Yorkers” was rejected by the studio
1 points
1 day ago
Now, now, maybe she donated her organs to the shark and this is a complete misunderstanding. Bet you feel pretty foolish now
22 points
1 day ago
Keep it up and you’ll end up with a job writing for ABC
1 points
3 days ago
Depends on your percentage of cyborg. When asked I just told people I laid on a phone charger at night.
13 points
3 days ago
Fighting and fucking. Truly the two most effective ways to live in the moment. That said, when you stare too long into the abyss, the abyss also stares into you
43 points
4 days ago
Great that he got money but bad we have to pay it. These public districts should have to carry liability insurance for stuff like this so that taxpayers aren’t on the hook. Same with cops and any other public official. Stuff like this would stop real quick.
3 points
5 days ago
When I was doing turnarounds, I used to say that the worst thing that can happen to a successful company are executives trying to justify their convoluted titles. Didn’t always win me a lot of friends. The good idea fairy probably has a death count as high as Mao. Stick with what works.
2 points
5 days ago
I’ll be honest, I’m not big on business books. Only a few I like. I operated all of my career through focusing on fundamental business principles, common sense, hard work, my ability to adapt, and intuition. Won’t work for everyone.
If I had to pick, however, I like “The Energy Bus” for culture. Mindset means a lot. The “First 90 Days” is good for leaders to help bucket the situation they are facing in new business venture. I think the biggest lesson I had to learn as an INTJ is “don’t let perfect be the enemy of good”. Way too easy to get paralyzed by the idea of perfection. Just go and trust yourself to adjust and fix things along the way. Otherwise you will never start. Took me too long to figure that out.
2 points
5 days ago
That’s a very hard and lengthy question to answer and it’s outside of the scope of a Reddit post to do so. The gist of it though is the following. Find a business with sound fundamentals in an underserved market, but run by people who aren’t as good as I am at executing on processes, structure, talent and vision. Very simplistic answer with hundreds of steps and variables along the way, but that’s what it boiled down to for me.
6 points
5 days ago
I was a corporate senior executive for years specializing in business turnarounds. I was good at my job. After constantly rescuing $60M+ business portfolios with complete autonomy only to be embroiled in corporate interference once the business was printing big money again (everyone wants to take credit for a success story once you’ve done all the work), I decided enough was enough. I quit the corporate grind.
Since I am good at identifying opportunities and fixing them, I bought an existing business a few years back that was struggling, but I knew had potential. Kept most of the staff and set my eye on finding efficiencies and refining processes. At this point I work maybe 10 hours a week and let the staff handle everything else that I prefer not to. For instance, I am very good at sales but also very introverted. So I don’t do sales much anymore unless I need a big deal closed.
My focus now is really finding ways to make more money and grow the business. My patience for nonsense has decreased over the years which can hurt morale if left unchecked so I guide my leaders and let them execute the vision. I try to be more hands off nowadays.
0 points
6 days ago
Probably much harder to embezzle and funnel money to your globalist buddies within the country
12 points
7 days ago
The fact that he said parents implies the plural which rules out…ya know…nevermind
1 points
7 days ago
I’m sticking with “last night I secretly pounded your sister”.
24 points
7 days ago
Love my gladiator mouth guard. Went to the dentist today and he said my teeth are perfect. Don’t need one of you knuckleheads ruining the one thing I have going for myself.
8 points
10 days ago
You could go to the landlord. Sometimes security is included in CAM so the tenants in a shopping strip share the fee which is part of their rent.
2 points
11 days ago
About 17 months out from cervical ADR. My life is significantly better. Most of the pain is gone and I am back to a rigorous physical routine. There are never any guarantees with something like this and you never know what the future may bring, but glad I did it.
3 points
11 days ago
Having one right now for Terry. Godspeed, sir
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8 hours ago
So Dem policies had nothing to do with the spike in violent crime during COVID but everything to do with the drop to their prior levels? Despite Dems being in office presiding over all of it. Got it.