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| View Poll Results: What's the Best Direction for Business ROI? | |||
| Big fish in little pond |
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6 | 60.00% |
| Little fish in giant ocean |
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4 | 40.00% |
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Easy Like Sunday Morning
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Behind a couch, somewhere in Philly
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In that last line ... isn't the little fish in the ocean morphing into the big fish of the small pond?
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Fat Fucking Nobody
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Join Date: Oct 2002
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Both can and do work.
I think it comes down to the psychology and personality of the fish involved. Some people are by nature very competitive and want to dominate at whatever they do. They'll have huge successes and huge ugly failures. Others are more comfortable swimming in the relatively safety of the school of guppies. I think Joe's scenario is the opportunistic guppie who is content to swim quietly until he see's the opportunity to turn into a whale. |
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