GSD Degree
"Besides the noble art of getting things done, there is a nobler art of leaving things undone. The wisdom of life consists in the elimination of nonessentials." -- Lin Yutang
One of my commitments is to make daily posts M-F. Another is to make them relevant! To that end, as evidenced by the title, the subject of today's post is about the GSD, the most valuable degree one can hold because it is essential to Get Stuff Done.
But, then that quote above caught my attention this morning.
I am reluctant to write more, it is complete in its advice and philosophy. Sometimes, the best course of action is to take no action and resolution follows. It requires being quiet within oneself. Not reacting to nervously fill what feels like a void.
How does one relate this to the customer experience or online marketing?
At the lowest common denominator, it could be simply delivering exactly what the customer needs and nothing more or less.
One of my commitments is to make daily posts M-F. Another is to make them relevant! To that end, as evidenced by the title, the subject of today's post is about the GSD, the most valuable degree one can hold because it is essential to Get Stuff Done.
But, then that quote above caught my attention this morning.
I am reluctant to write more, it is complete in its advice and philosophy. Sometimes, the best course of action is to take no action and resolution follows. It requires being quiet within oneself. Not reacting to nervously fill what feels like a void.
How does one relate this to the customer experience or online marketing?
At the lowest common denominator, it could be simply delivering exactly what the customer needs and nothing more or less.
posted by Lydia Sugarman at
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
1 Comments:
how do you know what they need? how do you determine what is best left unfulfilled for your client?
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