Re: Stop the negativism!

Brian Moelk wrote:

I'm fairly confident that our definitions of listening are the same.

Okay, then let me ask this. Given that I'm here, I'm reading the
conversations here, and I'm participating in the conversations, how do
you draw the conclusion that I'm not listening?

Because any sane person who just heard that 90% of his customers
don't agree with his roadmap would start acting.

You give the impression that you are listening with both fingers
stuck in your ears, running around shouting "it can't be true,
it can't be true!".

Simon


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