On his bio on Twitter, Jim Bagnola says (punctuation corrected by me):
“Humbly enjoy a world ranking among leadership professionals; funny, focused, complicated, spiritual, frequently intelligent, often has brushes with stupidity”.
I know this because I used to handle his account for a while, I think he wrote the bio himself, but not 100% sure about that. :)
“I’ve lived through some terrible things in my life, some of which actually happened.” ― Mark Twain
The thing I want to say is that we are all smart and stupid most of the time. At the same time.
I can be good at some aspects of online marketing, but even in there I have flaws. But I’m not good in a lot of other aspects of life.
The list of “I’m-not-so-good-at” is quite huge. The same is the list of “I’m good at”.
I think of persons I know. Some people are fantastic in some aspects and less-than-fantastic in others.
And, even more troublesome, my criteria are faulty. I analyze people based on a mental model. That, too, has brushes with stupidity.
Not only am I stupid, but I analyze others in stupid ways.
From 2 stupid dogs: “ARG, You dogs are entirely too stupid to qualify! STUPID STUPID STUPID!!!” (source)
