Originally posted by FMFThere are options that don't include seeing co-workers as sharks or fellow rats.
You don't have to outswim the shark, only the person you are scuba diving with.
Does this sum up your experience of The Rat Race?
"I understand about indecision
But I don't care if I get behind.
People living in competition
All I want is to have my peace of mind."
If you start thinking of yourself as just a rat in a maze, you probably need to find a different job, or even career. There's more to life than drudgery.
Carpe diem!
18 Feb 16
Originally posted by FMFNo.
You don't have to outswim the shark, only the person you are scuba diving with.
Does this sum up your experience of The Rat Race?
But it says a lot about the Person first utterig this:
* friends are expendable (so freindship is about getting something not about giving)
* everything it is about me
* life is eat and being eaten (I am rather the one eating)
* I won't fight, but rather run
on the positive side:
* creativity (finding a solution oin danger)
* the Person is probably a go-getter, has the potential to be a BIG success
I am rather a friend who would give his life...but in fact I would try to fight the shark with the Sound method...
19 Feb 16
Originally posted by SuzianneI was thinking more in terms of competitors in a market economy system and the dog eat dog world of business and commercial competition. I don't have much experience of dog-eat-doggery with co-workers ~ that must be a horrible environment to go to work in every day! 😕
There are options that don't include seeing co-workers as sharks or fellow rats.
