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doggiedynasty) wrote2014-03-31 02:57 pm
doggiedynasty) wrote2014-03-31 02:57 pm
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Is the Boss -- The Boss?
Man fired after note to boss goes viral
Kiddo-Munchkin niece is sick and will probably stay with me all day.
Today's topic is "leaders" and what makes them? Including in game management. I guess it's a part of my week since I heard some talk about managers. And, I had a small talk with someone about "gamemasters".
Is there a difference between "reflecting by number of years or by your position" and "reflecting by your character"? When you're an adult, you're so stubborn and too used to your regular style. "I know what I'm doing" type of mindset. One can be stuck with a particular manner for many years w/o consequence.
If you're doing your duty, and honored by how much you do ("much" as in "amount"), do you still think you're allowed to behave how you wish? I try to see myself as a rookie all the time. There's always something to learn or to be reminded of occasionally.
The terms "success" and "being good" come with different meanings.
Next entry, I think I'll talk about another fiction I made since it's five years old.
Tron driving is a tough job.
Kiddo-Munchkin niece is sick and will probably stay with me all day.
Today's topic is "leaders" and what makes them? Including in game management. I guess it's a part of my week since I heard some talk about managers. And, I had a small talk with someone about "gamemasters".
Is there a difference between "reflecting by number of years or by your position" and "reflecting by your character"? When you're an adult, you're so stubborn and too used to your regular style. "I know what I'm doing" type of mindset. One can be stuck with a particular manner for many years w/o consequence.
If you're doing your duty, and honored by how much you do ("much" as in "amount"), do you still think you're allowed to behave how you wish? I try to see myself as a rookie all the time. There's always something to learn or to be reminded of occasionally.
The terms "success" and "being good" come with different meanings.
Next entry, I think I'll talk about another fiction I made since it's five years old.
Tron driving is a tough job.
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I think the difference between "years" and "character" is that "years" more readily suggests "experience".
I try to see myself as a rookie all the time. There's always something to learn or to be reminded of occasionally. - I feel the same. Even though I've been involved with theatre stuff in the past, I'm almost always learning new things.
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You have a better way of using words than me. It easily implies experience. While that may be true, it depends on what kind of experience you are collecting.
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