I hate loser talk.
I can’t stand nay-saying, no doing, lazy, sniping from the back bench,
slugs. I am sure that you all can
think of examples of this pathetic behavior. “That will never work.” “Management won’t let us do this.” “No one will care.” These are lines that are often uttered
by the non-productive leeches of society.
If you have these people in your circle, there are a couple of good
choices to make regarding them.
Run away as fast as possible. People of this
description are nothing but cancers on productivity. If you spend too much time around these life suckers, you
will start to pick up their traits.
My wife, my son and I were in a restaurant just a couple of weeks
ago. There was a child within
earshot of our table that was of a similar age as my boy (about a year and a
half). This little girl would
occasionally let out a bit of a squeal, which my son uncharacteristically
mimicked. He was just picking up
on her behavior. We are no
different. You become part of what
you are around. It is hard to
avoid, but it is true. Get away
from losers, and get around winners.
The other possible way to handle these folks is risky, but
can have big payoff. Use these
negative cretins as motivation. Use them as the only thing they are
good for, to step on and move to higher ground. You don’t have to worry about pushing them aside unfairly,
or cutting them off, because they have no meaningful aspirations anyway. No harm, no foul. This one is especially useful if you
work closely with them and can’t get meaningful distance from them. Absorb their loser talk, and say
“oh yeah, I’ll show you!” Aside
from the conversion of oxygen to carbon dioxide, providing winners with
motivation is their only purpose.
This is officially a rant against the nay-sayers of the
world. Put them into the same
category as the obese dietician, the weak strength coach, the toothless
dentist, the broke financial advisor, or teenager claiming wisdom. They can give their opinion, but it is
not worth hearing.
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