Good vs Best: Superlatives That Kill
“We’re not looking for the best. …we are looking for something good enough right now.”
“We’re not looking for the best. …we are looking for something good enough right now.”
Your brain already made a choice before “you” are conscious of it.
Surely you can identify “how you first heard about them.” Except… you can’t.
Celebrate the person who tried and skinned her knees.
You owe it to your company to make the bubble in the level just a hair off.
It’s a very reasonable question. The answer was heartbreaking.
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Focus your message.