Learning-Org Jan 1995: Re: Re[2]: Stuck in the middle

Re: Re[2]: Stuck in the middle

Wiggo Hustad (Wiggo.Hustad@vf.sognhs.no)
Mon, 23 Jan 1995 10:44:18 +0100

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>>M Rosenzweig (mrosenzw@research1.bryant.edu) wrote:
>[deleted statements]
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That is, executives may be utter unable to see
>what a consultant puts before them, if it requires doing business another
>way (a new paradigm).
>

In a popular Norwegian book I found this, saying the same in a more rude
manner (my translation):

Nobody hears what you say
until it sounds like something
they think they have been thinking

- wiggo hustad
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