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Ken Montville - The MD Suburbs of DC
March 17, 2009 at 8:58 am
Congruence. I like it.
Russell Shaw
March 18, 2009 at 11:21 am
Mark,
Your message is spot on! There is no faster way to convince people you don’t really do anything very well than to attempt to convince them you do everything well.
Gary, the Realtor would do well to keep his messages specific for each of his different publics. There is an “S” at the end of the last word in the previous sentence. There isn’t “A” public. There are publics.
On a completely different note; I am so impressed with the quality of your video. I would love to learn what it is – exactly – that you do to achieve such quality.
Mark Eckenrode
March 18, 2009 at 2:25 pm
@kent: “congruence.” simple and spot on.
@russell: right. for brain surgery, i want the brain surgeon not the general practitioner.
as for the video, it was me and my flip camera. i’ve recently purchased a Gorillapod stand for it, but in this video i actually used a pair of rubberbands to strap it to a lamp pole 🙂