bennymacca wrote:your way of "educating" is extremely grating and makes people turn off straight away - even if your argument has merit
When I first was elevated into middle-management, with 23 people under me, my then manager said "Some people you need to hug, some people you need to kick in the arse, a good motivator knows which person needs which one".
bennymacca wrote:your way of "educating" is extremely grating and makes people turn off straight away - even if your argument has merit
When I first was elevated into middle-management, with 23 people under me, my then manager said "Some people you need to hug, some people you need to kick in the arse, a good motivator knows which person needs which one".
You can't just shake everyone, morell.
Same applies in footy, ie coaching/team-mates, it can be hard to understand one camp when your used to (prefer) the other.
heater31 wrote:So it gets back to a simple solution..... don't touch drugs.
Won't become addicted and the dealers won't have a market.....everyone wins.
How's that working?
Pretty well for me and all of my acquaintances!
Acknowledge that those in the current cycle are most probably lost unless some serious rehabilitation occurs. But eventually if you don't start with the shit you won't be caught in the cycle.
heater31 wrote:So it gets back to a simple solution..... don't touch drugs.
Won't become addicted and the dealers won't have a market.....everyone wins.
How's that working?
Pretty well for me and all of my acquaintances!
Acknowledge that those in the current cycle are most probably lost unless some serious rehabilitation occurs. But eventually if you don't start with the shit you won't be caught in the cycle.
Well then shut the gate! Heater and his mates are sweet.
heater31 wrote:So it gets back to a simple solution..... don't touch drugs. Won't become addicted and the dealers won't have a market.....everyone wins.
How's that working?
Pretty well for me and all of my acquaintances! Acknowledge that those in the current cycle are most probably lost unless some serious rehabilitation occurs. But eventually if you don't start with the shit you won't be caught in the cycle.
I would bet there's people in your circle who are regular drug users and you have no idea they do.
heater31 wrote:So it gets back to a simple solution..... don't touch drugs. Won't become addicted and the dealers won't have a market.....everyone wins.
How's that working?
Pretty well for me and all of my acquaintances! Acknowledge that those in the current cycle are most probably lost unless some serious rehabilitation occurs. But eventually if you don't start with the shit you won't be caught in the cycle.
I would bet there's people in your circle who are regular drug users and you have no idea they do.
Booney wrote: I would bet there's people in your circle who are regular drug users and you have no idea they do.
The Fun Police and I were having a discussion over this a couple of weeks ago when the radio suggested that 10% of the Adelaide adult population is an ice user.
I didn't believe it, it's trying to say one in every ten people I know is on it?