If
there were ever a reason to refine your strategic genius, this would be the
holy grail of reasons. Trying to figure out your enemy’s next move is an
exciting journey- one that requires full attention, and a seething patience of
sorts. It makes for a great hobby, and yes, you can finally put those chess and
skills to use. If you like to exercise your caustic wit with purpose, don’t
bother making an intellectual enemy out of the sleazy bartender dude- pick an
equal who unravels your sanity as they twist your words, until you enter an
abyss of greater learning and understanding. Your revelations can then be used
to public ally embarrass them at parties. If you don’t believe me, take it from
Oscar Wilde, “I choose my friends for their good looks, my acquaintances for
their good characters, and my enemies for their good intellects.” Furthermore, your
enemy helps you to develop your executive skills. Out of sheer rage, will you
surprise yourself at how resourceful you become when faced with dismantling an
enemy. You develop rapid-fire skills in the way of resourcefulness, out-of-box
thinking, time management, organization, facilitation, and implementation of
your next evil plot.
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