Tell Me A Lie We Can Agree Upon

A powerful way for building and re-energising your personal and professional relationships. And so from now on, I will treat you as if you were a stranger.

Are you out of your mind? Do you feel overwhelmed by events around you, by the inconveniently (unless you are a corporate employer) shrinking labour market, by the threatening income insecurity prognosis that crowd the infowaves? Do you realise how little it takes to recharge your energy levels? Are you... out of your mind?

Don't fuss about my cussing here because this time I don't give a damn - if anyone is more offended by my colourful choice of words than by the subject matter here, then I really don't give a hoot about their opinion. Here's what I mean...!

A financial system designed by politicians, dominated by their benefactors, raining the corrosive debris of its inevitable implosion on ordinary citizens. The solution: let the same politicians and their over-compensated benefactors fix it? Their way? Really?

It is not only politicians who take themselves way too seriously. Personal relationships, social status, racial orientation, gender perspectives, national pride, international relations, and corporate identity can be too often like concrete. This discussion shares an enlightening perspective for your reflection and discussion.

Do you know who it is? Do you know why?

There are more chronically poor people in Western Europe and North America than there is in S.E. Asia, Africa, Middle East, or Central and South America.

This discussion could be mischaracterized as a 'toast to arrogance'. Rather, it provides simple strategies to help decipher the razor-thin line between empowered self-confidence and self-defeating arrogance.

I do hope that this podcast is not about you. But if it is, what are you going to do about it?

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