According to Dan Kennedy, whose marketing CD's I'm currently listening to, there is an Indian legend which claims that we are each "given" a set number of words to speak in our life. When we use them up, we die. Then, we are judged based on the content of our speech. This idea, were it true, creates a number of interesting issues.
It would certainly cause us to think more carefully about how much we said. Folks like me might be looking for cures to diarrhea of the mouth.
We would also be more careful to be kind and not mean in our utterances.
Having shared this idea with a couple of people, they have immediately asked the implications for women. I'll leave it there.
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Thursday, December 22, 2005
Count Your Words - They Might Matter
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