After conferring with your cornermen, the actions you take to resolve a situation. First, you examine the patterns of behavior. Then, evaluate the positions and attacks in play. Review your options. Come up with a game plan you can execute successfully.
Evangelist Joyce Meyer says that her father raped her more than 200 times when she was a teenager. In the spirit of using bad experiences to help people sort out what happened to them, I’ve used Joyce’s story to illustrate how people get stuck in traps using what I call a “DramaGuru Analysis”.
Social distancing really doesn’t work for most martial arts practices. If students don’t return, schools will suffer as owners have trouble making ends meet. Covid-19 scores another win.
It’s hard for me to relate to Allison’s character, “Chloe”, being sweet and innocent, knowing that in real life, she did evil things to women, enslaving them and makng them call her “Master”.
Sharing power sounds scary, but it works to slow your Doomsday Clock. Being connected, instead of separate, requires significant changes in how you relate to people.
10 years from now, in 2030, what will you want to look back on as something positive that came out of this weird Covid-19 Pandemic experience?
No mask. Standing close. Looking cool comes with a price. You might get away with it. Or you might pass the infection to a new group of people.
A “friendly” trap is still a trap. “Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean they aren’t after you.”
DramaGuru Revelation is based on eight (8) positions and eight (8) attacks. For liars, I’ve chosen the Skunk position and three (3) attacks: the Turncoat, the Sneaky Millie and the Two-Timer.