Grammar As A Reason To Criticize

Grammar As A Reason To Criticize

I wrote an article recently and the title contained the word “Does/Doe’s”. This was a challenge for some folks as they took the time to write and tell me the word was not in its proper form. I will stipulate this may be accurate. Let that sink in for a minute… They took the time to let me know about a minimal at worst spelling error. I was impressed someone was conversant enough with English that they would note such an error and went to read a few of the articles they’d written. I’m still looking!

This is called majoring in minor things. I write a lot of articles and I’m far more focused on the takeaway than punctuation, spelling, tense and first vs. third person referencing. I would rather get something done and have it not quite be perfect as opposed to not getting it done until it is perfect. It’s possible I should be more conscious of this but I know it’s not going to happen.  

Decisiveness is how giants and visionaries get things done. I doubt Bill Gates waits to make a decision until it’s perfect… He decides and leaves open the room for a new decision. The same goes for Bezos, Trump, Ellison, Stewart, Oprah and so many others. When I have made a decision and need to decide something new on the same topic I see it as a sign of strength and a sign I have been paying attention. When was the last time you decided to decide again? When was the last time you saw a monument dedicated to a critic?

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