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Its all just a process



Many
of us experience a great deal of frustration when dealing with things like
deadlines processes and procedures sales turn around times learning and
education and training. For many of us it is simply a case of A and then B the
agitation is often expressed in so whats taking so long



What
we readily forget is what the process involves. We all want the speed of the
local drive through takeaway  forgetting that that too is a process ...</description>
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<title>Just a Thought  Making Mistakes</title>
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<description>As this is the first entry on a brand new blog I thought I would enlighten readers that the code name for Kevins blog is Just a thought and todays thought revolves around a quotation I have just read off one of the may emails I receive on a daily basis.It goes like this  In times of profound change the learners inherit the earth while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists  Eric Hoffer. This of course has an amazing correlation for me to the second law of entropy which essentially goes like this If I am trying to run today on yesterdays knowledge there is a very good chance that I will come up with an outdated solution. The real issue then is not how much I know but what I can do with what I know. Consequently the moment I stop learning my knowledge is becoming outdated by the second. The secret then lies in not only continually updating my knowledge but integrating the small little things I learned today into the huge mass of knowle...</description>
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