Alan Weiss' The Uncomfortable Truth

An examination of the best and the worst customer service, and the fallacy of the problem being the Great Resignation.

Excuse me, I'd like to continue, but I really have to take this

The difference between excellent and indifferent service is often a matter of who owns what.

I'll define what leadership is and isn't, and you can decide whether you see it or not.

On the horrors of socialism and communism and the fallacies thereof.

Wherein I reflect on my life on earth thus far.

Where we study the recent "whoops" from Whoopi Goldberg and the sources of "shut up and sing."

Wherein we examine why loan forgiveness for student debt is applicable today, but not before, and doesn't apply to those who paid out of their own pockets.

Mostly for the wrong reasons.

Wherein we discuss completely objective opinions on recent obviousities.

Wherein we examine the extent to which celebrity trumps common sense and social obligation. Oh, yea: and ethics.

On false prided and false assumptions.

A request for Charles Lindbergh to return or common sense appear.

Is it time to change ours?

The people who steal your oxygen and your energy. Move away. Have yourself a merry little Christmas.

Why rules are important for the dynamic of conformity and creativity. It's not what you think.

Overcoming the blahs.

Why he should have ran faster but thunk better of it when he come to his senses.

A mob is a mob, but perhaps we can better learn the need to understand each other without storming a building.

You can see eggshells, but not mines. However, maybe the worst is coming to an end