Use this for your staff meeting next week

We can learn a lot about ourselves by watching others. Oh, man... do WE do that? Watch this and then ask yourself what stop signs you're messing with.

Thanks, Amber. This is awesome. And, I love your earrings.

Comments

[Michael]

looks like the video has been pulled from youtube.

[Caitlin]

Whah, I wanted to show it to more people! That summarizes my life! Any chance it's archived somewhere?
Thank you.

[Ann Price]

Wonderful! I laughed, I cried ...

[Chris Queen]

Do we overthink things sometimes? Absolutely. This was some definite food for thought.

[David George Montalvo]

this really brings hm the point that after a primary client interview, the visible communication expect should speak up with their own ideas to help cut through clutter of all ideas to arrive at true 'vision of success.'

[Crystal Renaud]

this was painful to look at because it is a little too close to real life for me. i work in church communications full-time. revisions are my demise.

[Rick Suttles]

Haha. What I picked up from this: let the communications department do what they do best, communicate. Btw, great new blog header!

[Colt Melrose]

Great video. Very Close to home. especially once they started adding all the extras. We have to remember to give people more credit than we do most of the time.

[kim]

this is awesome. in a painful, deja vu kind of way.

[mike brennan]

Wow, funny, but sometimes too close to home. I've been there in the past for sure. If we could only remember "Keep It Simple, Stupid".

[Matt Singley]

I kind of laughed, kind of cried watching this. It hits just a little too close to home with some clients I'm working with. :P

What's up with the tiny little text at the end "For internal use only. Please do not duplicate"?

[Amber Cox]

Those earrings look awesome on you! Keep em!