When you cannot make up your mind which of two evenly balanced courses of action you should take – choose the bolder. - W. J. Slim
Everyday we get to make decisions. And sometimes the decision is to put a decision off until another day. I find this particularly appealing on what are usually classified as minor decisions. Of course that bird comes home to roost when I least wish to deal with it. And so my aim is higher – deal with the minutia before leaving the office.
Bolder certainly sounds good. I know it can be a little more painful when bolder doesn’t work out as planned. So then there should be some quotation about staying bold when bolder didn’t work before – a continuation of the bolder course.
Durango’s 4th annual independent film festival was held last week and according to initial reports, went very well. I know I had a great time seeing five different film blocks over the four days. This is not the hooty-tooty kind of film festival such as the ones at Telluride, Colorado or Sundance, Utah. It’s a festival for our community. There were films shown from all over the country and many of the producers came and spoke with the audience. I am grateful that we have a community that’s ready to go out on a limb and put something like this together.
Payroll thought for the day - don’t ignore those IRS notices. From our viewpoint they are dealt with within five business days of receiving them. Take the bolder action and deal with them – or better yet let us deal with them.
Sincerely,
Bryan
