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]]> By: Jackie Adkins http://www.jackieadkins.com/2010/01/29/your-job-is-ridiculous/comment-page-1/#comment-1017 Jackie Adkins Sat, 30 Jan 2010 00:48:29 +0000 http://www.jackieadkins.com/?p=872#comment-1017 Hey Tim, glad you enjoyed this week's video and thanks for taking a second to add some of your own thoughts!<br><br>Great point about businesses trying to fit into a template. For some businesses, that may work (look at some of the blockbuster movies that follow the "same ole same ole" formula), but it's definitely not going to get you any accolades for sticking out in the crowd. We need more "indie" businesses!<br><br>Solid thoughts, Tim! Hey Tim, glad you enjoyed this week's video and thanks for taking a second to add some of your own thoughts!

Great point about businesses trying to fit into a template. For some businesses, that may work (look at some of the blockbuster movies that follow the “same ole same ole” formula), but it's definitely not going to get you any accolades for sticking out in the crowd. We need more “indie” businesses!

Solid thoughts, Tim!

]]> By: Tim Jahn http://www.jackieadkins.com/2010/01/29/your-job-is-ridiculous/comment-page-1/#comment-1018 Tim Jahn Sat, 30 Jan 2010 00:26:39 +0000 http://www.jackieadkins.com/?p=872#comment-1018 Jackie, I absolutely LOVE this video! And it's a great pick for your Analogous Friday idea, as I think a lot of businesses act this way. They work so hard on finding ways to slide into the template and maintain a status quo. <br><br>When we see a news report that doesn't feel like the example above, I definitely think we notice the report more because it's a step outside the mold. Same thing with movies (I'm a very visual guy if ya haven't noticed). Typical independent movies started off as a way to break outside the traditional Hollywood structure for movies. But even now, one could argue independent movies have developed a template.<br><br>Great thoughts, Jackie, and I love this Analogous Friday idea! Jackie, I absolutely LOVE this video! And it's a great pick for your Analogous Friday idea, as I think a lot of businesses act this way. They work so hard on finding ways to slide into the template and maintain a status quo.

When we see a news report that doesn't feel like the example above, I definitely think we notice the report more because it's a step outside the mold. Same thing with movies (I'm a very visual guy if ya haven't noticed). Typical independent movies started off as a way to break outside the traditional Hollywood structure for movies. But even now, one could argue independent movies have developed a template.

Great thoughts, Jackie, and I love this Analogous Friday idea!

]]> By: Jackie Adkins http://www.jackieadkins.com/2010/01/29/your-job-is-ridiculous/comment-page-1/#comment-592 Jackie Adkins Fri, 29 Jan 2010 19:48:29 +0000 http://www.jackieadkins.com/?p=872#comment-592 Hey Tim, glad you enjoyed this week's video and thanks for taking a second to add some of your own thoughts!<br><br>Great point about businesses trying to fit into a template. For some businesses, that may work (look at some of the blockbuster movies that follow the "same ole same ole" formula), but it's definitely not going to get you any accolades for sticking out in the crowd. We need more "indie" businesses!<br><br>Solid thoughts, Tim! Hey Tim, glad you enjoyed this week's video and thanks for taking a second to add some of your own thoughts!

Great point about businesses trying to fit into a template. For some businesses, that may work (look at some of the blockbuster movies that follow the “same ole same ole” formula), but it's definitely not going to get you any accolades for sticking out in the crowd. We need more “indie” businesses!

Solid thoughts, Tim!

]]> By: Tim Jahn http://www.jackieadkins.com/2010/01/29/your-job-is-ridiculous/comment-page-1/#comment-591 Tim Jahn Fri, 29 Jan 2010 19:26:39 +0000 http://www.jackieadkins.com/?p=872#comment-591 Jackie, I absolutely LOVE this video! And it's a great pick for your Analogous Friday idea, as I think a lot of businesses act this way. They work so hard on finding ways to slide into the template and maintain a status quo. <br><br>When we see a news report that doesn't feel like the example above, I definitely think we notice the report more because it's a step outside the mold. Same thing with movies (I'm a very visual guy if ya haven't noticed). Typical independent movies started off as a way to break outside the traditional Hollywood structure for movies. But even now, one could argue independent movies have developed a template.<br><br>Great thoughts, Jackie, and I love this Analogous Friday idea! Jackie, I absolutely LOVE this video! And it's a great pick for your Analogous Friday idea, as I think a lot of businesses act this way. They work so hard on finding ways to slide into the template and maintain a status quo.

When we see a news report that doesn't feel like the example above, I definitely think we notice the report more because it's a step outside the mold. Same thing with movies (I'm a very visual guy if ya haven't noticed). Typical independent movies started off as a way to break outside the traditional Hollywood structure for movies. But even now, one could argue independent movies have developed a template.

Great thoughts, Jackie, and I love this Analogous Friday idea!

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