This one is short, loves. Here's what I've learned in my week off work as a journalist. It applies to both myself and to everyone.
It's simple. Most everyone thinks in extremes. The example I've most often thought about is the extreme spectrum that positions the risk-taker at one end and the calculated person at the other end. I have know idea what types of people exist along that spectrum. I've only every looked at first one end and then the other, divided people into these two categories. Call me naive...I deserve it.
But that ended this morning. I now realize the term "calculated risks" means something other than just a blending of two worlds along that spectrum. I have figured out how to blend the two farthest points along that spectrum.
A risk-taker with calculated motive and understanding. A bit of a show, to be honest. A real Barnum & Bailey sort of thing. It's truly phenomenal.
So, I feel better. Feel free to call me a nut job. You would be both accurate and completely wrong. See how it works?
Well then. See you later this afternoon for the Wikiphoto posting.
Regards.
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