The Treadmill at Altitude
Declining the game is not naivety. It is buying, at full price, the right to choose which games are worth playing at all.
Declining the game is not naivety. It is buying, at full price, the right to choose which games are worth playing at all.
Organizations do not run on their stated incentives. They run on the quiet difference between what is said and what is routed around.
On naming things after the gap between where you stand and where things finally close.