Do You Systematically Examine Your Mistakes?

[Burnin' oil]

I feel comfortable with obliviousnessesss.

[DanielDudley]

I would always like to malke it someone else's fault, but when things come up a few times, I start to see patterns emerging, and usually the only part I can change has to do with me.

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, expecting a different result.

Thanks for the reminder.

[tabs]

Thats what Mother is for...and believe me she is very through in her examinations....

For 37 years I have examined and know the dynamic of every interaction I have taken part in or have observed. I basically have come to the place where I can anticipate what you are going to do before you do it...Once I find your key I can even write to elicit the desired affect, using words and phrases that act on the subconscience. Believe me NOBODY has been able to hide from me for very long...eventually I figure it out and can look down inside of you and observe the mechanism of your personality at work. It is just like watching a Swiss watch tick away...no magic just fact...I have worked very hard over the years to get to this place and it was largely out of necessity...it took FAITH in the beigining and now it is FACT. The motivating factor was not only survival but also I never wanted to behind the 8 Ball again.

Quiet frankly I have only observed one other human being that thinks in the same fashion with regrads to figuring things out and that person is Joni Mitchell.

Further what I have been attempting to do here is explain process and mechanism..

[jyl]

I've always suspected Mother was your proctologist . . .

[Crowbob]

Nostat has the government philosophy down pat. Me, I learn from my mistakes. That's why I'm a genius.

[on2wheels52]

jyl, is this topic based on a business level? On that end I usually know I'm doing something stupid when it happens but I would rather bet on people than on cards or horses.
Jim

[jyl]

I meant it mostly on a business level. That is where I make mistakes that are repeated often enough to create a pattern for systematic analysis. On a personal level, I make lots of mistakes too but they are not as quantifiable.