the foundation of excellence (Ray Dalio) - the best defense is the truth (Jill Goldenziel)
Konstantinos Konstantinidis, M.D., Ph.D.
Director - ExCtu - addressing the Health Tourism Sector "Builder Class" (a.k.a. the "growth makers" and “developers”) with originated T-shaped knowledge for thinking and doing.
…the most effective brand strategy is to tell the truth (Sir John Hegarty)
To illustrate this article, on the practical role of “truth-telling” in Contemporary Health Tourism (ht8), I used the front cover of the book titled “The Meaning of Truth”, by William James, a used copy of the paperback edition one can buy for $7.95, through Amazon (? https://www.amazon.com/Meaning-Truth-Great-Books-Philosophy/dp/1573921386 ?).
a tool
…that helps us navigate and adapt to our environment
Without it being part of a plan, in retrospect – when reviewing the LinkedIn articles I had written – the issue of “truth” came into it, on a number of instances.
BTW, because of its practical impact, “truth-telling” was designated a Contemporary Health Tourism “Strategic Concept & Practice”.
Most of the articles which refer to the issue of “truth”, are listed (with links) towards the end of this article.
To get a good idea of what I have to say on the subject, one can begin by just reading the headings and subheadings.
It sounds “corny” and something akin to "virtue signaling", but (no doubt, influenced by John Dewey), I found myself adopting a “pragmatic” approach to “truth” – which is the reason for the title of this article: the “practical” role of “truth-telling”.
BTW, John Dewey was a prominent American philosopher and educational reformer, known for his “pragmatic” approach to truth – who claimed that truth is a tool that helps us navigate and adapt to our environment.
As part of my reading – which I went on to use in my LinkedIn articles – I encountered the issue of “truth” from some of those I respect and follow on LinkedIn, including:
BTW, in one of the articles, I talk about training yourself to read between the lines - where the real (true) story is – and in another, I talk about: from overstated and understated to "stated as it is" - i.e., the truth.
Poetic License
…and, bending the truth
of course, in life we have:
a selection of LinkedIn articles referring to the subject of “truth”
…begin by just reading the headings and subheadings