Monday, March 12, 2007

Sword

How often have you had to fall on your sword?  You know what I mean—put your entire career and life on the line to get across (to sell-in some parlance) an idea, a thought, a campaign, a desire or a wish.

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Posted by: David on 03/12 at 09:27 AM
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  1. I know what you mean... My hand is on the sword, a lot. I don't always pull it, sometimes I just draw it out so the sun catches the blade. I have a question ...the samurai will show the handle, and appear ready to pull it if you cross the line. I feel this way sometimes - like I just want someone to know "hey ...let me handle this before you jump all over it". Is that the same as "falling on it"?

    Posted by Shawn Barry, Toronto Creative.  on  2007-03-12 16:03:18

  2. But then again, sometimes you need to have the guts to fight for something you believe in, and not fall back to "I have so much to loose". What's the worst that can happen to you, really? Based on that question my assessment of how far I'll go begins.

    Posted by Jessica Wawoe  on  2007-03-12 16:59:45

  3. Showing that you are ready to use it is a confirmation of conviction -- but like a Samurai if you pull it out without bloodying it -- you have a problem -- remember like the kid who cried wolf. And guts are great when you have substance to back them up -- and that is my point -- if you have the back-up -- go for it

    Posted by david sable  on  2007-03-13 01:19:01

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