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Two kinds of people:
A business blog reader (book reader, seminar go-er) asks, "how can I do what I do better?"
Someone else says, "I'm doing fine, leave me alone."
It's not about criticism or the avoidance thereof. It's a thirst for insight, for shortcuts and for results.
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