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Restyle Add new docs and logos (#1171)
* Add new docs and logos * Restyled by prettier-markdown Co-authored-by: John Bampton <jbampton@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Restyled.io <commits@restyled.io>
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# 🪖 Australian Army | ||
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"2021" | ||
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The largest country in Oceania and the world’s 6th largest country in total | ||
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# Sheriff Rick Grimes is an Idiot | ||
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Sheriff Rick Grimes, the lead character, is a fuckin moron. Millions of fans are | ||
on #TeamGrimes and cheering for Rick. | ||
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It says something disturbing that these idiots think he’s a hero. the person may | ||
be a walking, talking mass of empty rhetoric, bogus moral posturing, flawed | ||
logic, and cognitive errors. | ||
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Granted, it’s always possible that during this season Sheriff Grimes will redeem | ||
himself. Hope springs eternal. My comments here only apply to his leadership | ||
during the primary four seasons. | ||
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But as I watched them, I spotted that you simply could learn a lot from “The | ||
Walking Dead. If you wish to succeed, just ask yourself, “What would Rick Grimes | ||
do?” - afterward you go and do the entire opposite. | ||
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Don’t believe me? | ||
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Here are some great lessons. | ||
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‘Busy’ doesn't mean ‘productive’ Rick Grimes is busy. Busy. Always so damn busy! | ||
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He’s leading a team bursting into an abandoned house in search of food—any food, | ||
including pet food. Crash! He’s leading his hapless followers into a darkened | ||
corridor to flush out the zombies. Zoom! They’re demolishing the highway to | ||
hide. | ||
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The only problem: plenty of the activity is wasted…and a number of it's | ||
downright counterproductive. | ||
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For instance, dark, enclosed spaces are precisely the places you would like to | ||
avoid. The undead just likes to lurk within the dark then leap out and bite you, | ||
costing you a limb, or even your life. | ||
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All this action is great TV—and terrible management. Sheriff Grimes isn't alone | ||
in his error. Too many folks confuse mere activity with acting. There aren't any | ||
prizes for being busy. | ||
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Understand your mission “I’m keeping us safe,” boasts Rick Grimes, while people | ||
drop around him like flies. “I’m keeping us together,” he adds. But to what end? | ||
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Rick Grimes lurches between objectives and bounces between crises. | ||
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He offers no discernible moral or system. One minute he's fastidiously | ||
respecting property rights. The other minute he's torturing a prisoner for no | ||
obvious reason. | ||
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No wonder such a lot of around him ask why they must even bother staying alive. | ||
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Don’t overlook the plain If you’re searching for a lost child, shouldn’t you | ||
look inside that big barn across the field? | ||
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If you’re in an exceedingly big government scientific center jam-choked with | ||
dangerous biohazardous materials, and there’s a large red punch in the wall | ||
counting right down to zero hours, shouldn’t you ask the one remaining scientist | ||
within the place—a man who seems to be ominously, serenely dead along with his | ||
maker—what the fuck is happening? | ||
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The devil is within the details, some people say. Really? the small print has | ||
its place—but go searching and it’s amazing what percentage of people and | ||
projects and firms fail because people neglected the few really big, really | ||
simple, really obvious decisions. Often, they’re too swamped by the main points | ||
to seem at the picture. Bad choice. | ||
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Learn from the experience Rick Grimes and his followers got too complacent at | ||
the farm. They didn’t take enough steps to safeguard themselves. They didn’t dig | ||
ditches, erect fortifications, or maybe pack a go-bag. Bad move. When a herd of | ||
zombies suddenly attacked, they'd escape, empty-handed. “We won’t make the | ||
identical mistakes again,” vowed Sheriff Grimes. Soon afterward they moved into | ||
an abandoned prison. where they didn’t dig ditches, erect fortifications, or | ||
pack a go-bag. You’ll be amazed at what happened next. So were they. Wall Street | ||
traders have a good old saying, as a money manager and financial blogger Barry | ||
Ritholtz likes to remind us: “It’s alright to be wrong; it's not alright to stay | ||
wrong.” The key division in life isn’t between folks that make mistakes and | ||
other people who don’t, it’s between those that learn from them and people who | ||
are too stubborn, foolish, or proud to try and do so. | ||
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About the Author | ||
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Mujahid Al-Majali, a 29-year-old former air force soldier and an economic | ||
development and business specialist, also does translation and copywriting. | ||
Loves long drives, chill music and old school movies. A nicotine addict and a | ||
huge fan of Jack Daniel’s whiskey. Owned multiple businesses in Amman and | ||
southern of Jordan PRE-COVID and now focusing on translation and copywriting | ||
part of my experience through Upwork. |
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