Less Can Be More

[West_end]

Less can be more... and being quiet can say more than any amount of words.

 

Knowing when to stop, with words as well as actions, is often the best way to handle complexity.

 

"Criticisms can be appropriate and important, especially in a business setting when someone isn't doing his job. The problem is, when it comes to criticizing, many do not know when to stop. We keep cutting loose after the point has been made.

 

Sometimes, we cannot stop even when we know doing so will only create ill wil, with no positive change whatsoever. This tends to make life much more complicated than it has to be".

 

 

[Soya]

cheemology.....

[Tiger1]

And your point is........

[Briansoh]

  On 4/14/2013 at 9:02 AM, Tiger1 said:

And your point is........

If less can be more, imagine what more "more" could be! Think frasier said this when he wanted to do an event on his radio show till it got so out of proportion.

[Nlatio]

CB... can give Executive Summary...... dont know kong simi LJ...

[Vid]

  On 4/14/2013 at 9:36 AM, Nlatio said:

CB... can give Executive Summary...... dont know kong simi LJ...

 

TS mean if you want to scold someone, go straight to the point and then stop. Don't keep scolding like there is no tomorrow Think he probably scolded by his boss or wife [laugh]

[Heartbreakid]

Somehow this "Less can be more" reminds me of some company slogan sometime back, work more for less. PUII!! Stupid mindset.

[Thaiyotakamli]

And more for the less, the moral of story is it talk less do more?

[Heartbreakid]

Guess it meant by, work more, expect less...

[Yeshe]

  On 4/14/2013 at 9:52 AM, Vid said:

TS mean if you want to scold someone, go straight to the point and then stop. Don't keep scolding like there is no tomorrow Think he probably scolded by his boss or wife [laugh]

 

he means, wanna scold just say KKNBCCB, then thats enough leow, no need to add anymore [laugh]

[Porker]

  On 4/14/2013 at 11:03 AM, Yeshe said:

he means, wanna scold just say KKNBCCB, then thats enough leow, no need to add anymore [laugh]

 

Yeah you freaking half man half woman freak

[Yeshe]

  On 4/14/2013 at 11:38 AM, Porker said:

Yeah you freaking half man half woman freak

 

learn from u one [laugh]

[Porker]

  On 4/14/2013 at 11:39 AM, Yeshe said:

learn from u one [laugh]

 

Nice! I also say just go to the point. Love you deep deep you freak

[2BDriver]

  On 4/14/2013 at 8:34 AM, West_end said:

Less can be more... and being quiet can say more than any amount of words.

 

Knowing when to stop, with words as well as actions, is often the best way to handle complexity.

 

"Criticisms can be appropriate and important, especially in a business setting when someone isn't doing his job. The problem is, when it comes to criticizing, many do not know when to stop. We keep cutting loose after the point has been made.

 

Sometimes, we cannot stop even when we know doing so will only create ill wil, with no positive change whatsoever. This tends to make life much more complicated than it has to be".

TS, You reminded me about my recent medical check-up report , my GP said my cholesterol counted less but my bad cholesterol is MORE.

Edited April 14, 2013 by Fongmy

[Watwheels]

It's true. Sometimes when ppl make an obvious mistake I would give the cold shoulder, silent and boh chap treatment when they are expecting me to scold them. The "silence" can be quite deafening.

[Ender]

This is like a hokkien way of saying, "mai kong liao, ti(heaven) wu bak chiu". Usually used when one is losing an argument.

Edited April 14, 2013 by Ender

[Fuelsaver]

  On 4/14/2013 at 8:34 AM, West_end said:

Less can be more... and being quiet can say more than any amount of words.

 

Knowing when to stop, with words as well as actions, is often the best way to handle complexity.

 

"Criticisms can be appropriate and important, especially in a business setting when someone isn't doing his job. The problem is, when it comes to criticizing, many do not know when to stop. We keep cutting loose after the point has been made.

 

Sometimes, we cannot stop even when we know doing so will only create ill wil, with no positive change whatsoever. This tends to make life much more complicated than it has to be".

care to elaborate what happened? i think most if not all catch no ball...

[Maxus-MIFA9]

  On 4/14/2013 at 2:49 PM, Fuelsaver said:

care to elaborate what happened? i think most if not all catch no ball...

 

TS had said, he less explain, you all guess more ...