Apparently, I have gotten a reputation for being a bit…well…harsh.

To that I say, “Grow the fuck up.” (or to family friendly it up a bit, “Dont buy the cow unless you want the milk.”)

The title of this blog is “Learn to Duck.” It comes from a belief that I subscribe to: “The best way to learn to duck is get punched in the face.”

Sometimes, I will relate experiences of mine where I was punched in the face, and what I learned from that experience. Other times, I am going to punch someone in the face.

Learning doesnt occur unless there is friction in the process. A leader shows his greatest ability when he is at the greatest loss for what do next.

But, the question then remains, “Am I mean?”

I say what I mean. I say privately what I say publicly. I minimally care about the feelings (we are talking about business, after all, and there is no crying in business!) of the people running the companies which I comment on, but that makes me a dick, not an asshole.

So, if you ask for my opinion, expect to get my opinion, not teddy bears. Otherwise, download this software. I imagine it will provide you the feedback you are looking for.

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  • Here's the difference. You may be a dick, for the reasons you've explained. I'm an asshole, because I want to publicly call into question the grammar of your title. Did you really mean to question if it was you, or did you mean to have "what did you expect" modify "It's Micah."

    ;)
  • Dick.
  • deb
    Micah - I don't think you're mean, I think you're a riot. But I'm glad I haven't done anything too stupid (in public) lately.
  • @tyler I dont use punctuation online. Its a long time habit, and if you had half a brain, you would have noticed that, ass.
  • Jen
    Fuck 'em! And yeah Tyler, even I knew he doesn't use punctuation. I guess there is a difference between people who know they don't and those who purposely don't.
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