Comments on: CTRL-ALT-DELETE http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/ The Be Unreasonable Blog Thu, 26 Nov 2009 08:47:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Jayme Mece http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/comment-page-1/#comment-7465 Jayme Mece Fri, 31 Jul 2009 23:27:04 +0000 http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/#comment-7465 Right, this is CTRL ALT DEL... This placing is succinct and brilliant! At least we have separately the keys that serve us of “ short cut “, something that we will always need in any model, it is professional or personal. To purpose the corporative model it is always more complex than an operating system of systems of data and computers. In a corporation or model we have persons inside her. In a computer we have persons working outside and on him. Then we cannot, because of the famous common sense and the famous emotional intelligence and, because of human (sure) a CTRL ALT to use ... never! We can start to think with more amplitude: 1-If... to beginning, the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for her. You can believe! 2-Anyone ideas what pleases us, for that very reason it is ours. 3-Any model nothing any more is of what something that we put on of a new truth. Certain models are naked in our minds. Well, I think that this short cut in the keyboard can be just haste. Jayme Mece Right, this is CTRL ALT DEL…
This placing is succinct and brilliant!

At least we have separately the keys that serve us of “ short cut “, something that we will always need in any model, it is professional or personal.
To purpose the corporative model it is always more complex than an operating system of systems of data and computers.
In a corporation or model we have persons inside her. In a computer we have persons working outside and on him.
Then we cannot, because of the famous common sense and the famous emotional intelligence and, because of human (sure) a CTRL ALT to use … never!
We can start to think with more amplitude:
1-If… to beginning, the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for her. You can believe!
2-Anyone ideas what pleases us, for that very reason it is ours.
3-Any model nothing any more is of what something that we put on of a new truth. Certain models are naked in our minds.
Well, I think that this short cut in the keyboard can be just haste.
Jayme Mece

]]> By: Jayme Mece http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/comment-page-1/#comment-7463 Jayme Mece Fri, 31 Jul 2009 21:36:34 +0000 http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/#comment-7463 Right, this is CTRL ALT DEL... This placing is succinct and brilliant! At least we have separately the keys that serve us of “ short cut “, something that we will always need in any model, it is professional or personal. To purpose the corporative model it is always more complex than an operating system of systems of data and computers. In a corporation or model we have persons inside her. In a computer we have persons working outside and on him. Then we cannot, because of the famous common sense and the famous emotional intelligence and, because of human (sure) a CTRL ALT to use ... never! We can start to think with more amplitude: 1-if, to beginning, the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for her. You can believe! 2-Anyone ideas what pleases us, for that very reason it is ours. 3-Any model nothing any more is of what something that we put on of a new truth. Certain models are naked in our minds. Well, I think that this short cut in the keyboard can be just haste. Jayme Mece Right, this is CTRL ALT DEL…
This placing is succinct and brilliant!

At least we have separately the keys that serve us of “ short cut “, something that we will always need in any model, it is professional or personal.
To purpose the corporative model it is always more complex than an operating system of systems of data and computers.
In a corporation or model we have persons inside her. In a computer we have persons working outside and on him.
Then we cannot, because of the famous common sense and the famous emotional intelligence and, because of human (sure) a CTRL ALT to use … never!
We can start to think with more amplitude:
1-if, to beginning, the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for her. You can believe!
2-Anyone ideas what pleases us, for that very reason it is ours.
3-Any model nothing any more is of what something that we put on of a new truth. Certain models are naked in our minds.
Well, I think that this short cut in the keyboard can be just haste.
Jayme Mece

]]> By: Fritz http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/comment-page-1/#comment-7278 Fritz Thu, 16 Jul 2009 07:06:24 +0000 http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/#comment-7278 Exacttly what I am doing. Great advice! Think outside the box and if it doesn't work move on to the next brainstorm and....never ever quit!!! Exacttly what I am doing. Great advice! Think outside the box and if it doesn’t work move on to the next brainstorm and….never ever quit!!!

]]> By: Thornton Prayer http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/comment-page-1/#comment-7199 Thornton Prayer Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:49:29 +0000 http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/#comment-7199 The major takeaway I see is not just hitting the reset button for your own business and career but also doing a reset on the status quo and antiquated thinking that holds back many professionals and businesses. The major takeaway I see is not just hitting the reset button for your own business and career but also doing a reset on the status quo and antiquated thinking that holds back many professionals and businesses.

]]> By: Nancy Boyd http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/comment-page-1/#comment-7197 Nancy Boyd Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:47:17 +0000 http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/#comment-7197 You can't be in the "now" if you're still in the "then". Staying present is vital, but you can't do that if you stay attached. Also, it's the Nature of the Universe to change. Unless one is curious about what's changing -- and how -- there is little possibility to relate to it successfully. The curious person has the edge; the successful person USES the edges to leverage "impossible" dreams. You can’t be in the “now” if you’re still in the “then”. Staying present is vital, but you can’t do that if you stay attached.

Also, it’s the Nature of the Universe to change. Unless one is curious about what’s changing — and how — there is little possibility to relate to it successfully.

The curious person has the edge; the successful person USES the edges to leverage “impossible” dreams.

]]> By: Chris Knight http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/comment-page-1/#comment-7176 Chris Knight Fri, 19 Jun 2009 21:58:54 +0000 http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/#comment-7176 I find that sometimes when I try too hard at something, it doesn't come naturally vs... just relaxing, meditating, or leaving for a while to do something physical... always brings me back to listen to my gut to figure out which new actions to test/try/do. Deep down inside, even when we say we don't know what to do... I think if you listen very well to your inner-self; it knows what to do, who to call, where to research, what to try to figure out the next step (even if it's a tiny step)... If all else fails, I go back to my starting question: What is my end outcome? I find that sometimes when I try too hard at something, it doesn’t come naturally vs… just relaxing, meditating, or leaving for a while to do something physical… always brings me back to listen to my gut to figure out which new actions to test/try/do.

Deep down inside, even when we say we don’t know what to do… I think if you listen very well to your inner-self; it knows what to do, who to call, where to research, what to try to figure out the next step (even if it’s a tiny step)…

If all else fails, I go back to my starting question: What is my end outcome?

]]> By: Chuck Bartok http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/comment-page-1/#comment-7170 Chuck Bartok Thu, 18 Jun 2009 15:09:16 +0000 http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/#comment-7170 Another Great Post, Paul. Any problem sharing it on my Beginners Marketing Class Blog? Another Great Post, Paul.
Any problem sharing it on my Beginners Marketing Class Blog?

]]> By: Albert Grande http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/comment-page-1/#comment-7169 Albert Grande Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:31:45 +0000 http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/#comment-7169 Great Paul. It is easy to convince yourself of all the reasons why something will not work. The true leap of faith is imagining the possibilities and why it will work. Thanks for the inspiration. Great Paul. It is easy to convince yourself of all the reasons why something will not work.

The true leap of faith is imagining the possibilities and why it will work. Thanks for the inspiration.

]]> By: art http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/comment-page-1/#comment-7168 art Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:47:58 +0000 http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/#comment-7168 brilliant insight! now its implementation time brilliant insight! now its implementation time

]]> By: Gerald http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/comment-page-1/#comment-7159 Gerald Wed, 17 Jun 2009 03:23:58 +0000 http://be-unreasonable.com/blog/being-unreasonable/ctrl-alt-delete/#comment-7159 I always hear people saying "this is always how it's being done". People just got too comfortable in the current process that they cant see the benefit in seeking new ways to achieve more. And it's always until the threshold of "pain" is hit, then they will action on it. Thanks, Paul. A great article. I always hear people saying “this is always how it’s being done”.

People just got too comfortable in the current process that they cant see the benefit in seeking new ways to achieve more.

And it’s always until the threshold of “pain” is hit, then they will action on it.

Thanks, Paul. A great article.

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