How about you, you, you?

Yeah, sorry.

But we are going to the zoo tomorrow.

We are in Dubbo tonight, and tomorrow, we’re going to their open-range zoo.

We’ll spend quite a bit of time there if it’s anything like the Monarto zoo outside Adelaide.

People tell me it’s the best there is, but people will always tell you stuff like that when it’s in their backyard, so perhaps take it with a grain of salt.

Everything is subjective.

What I like and what you like may overlap, but they will never be 100% aligned.

That’s possibly the biggest problem in all Human-to-Human communications.

Alan Greenspan said, “I know you think you understand what I said, but I’m not sure you realise that what you heard is not what I meant.”

My first wife always believed that what she decided others meant with their actions and speech was correct no matter how wrong she was.

Not only that, but she would never change her mind about that decision.

Our daughter, who is now in her 40s, is still copping grief over something that happened when she was 15 that was interpreted incorrectly then.

I told her once that she had a mind like concrete.

All mixed up and permanently set.

Anyway, back to the email.

Sometimes, when we communicate, we can be badly misunderstood.

The timing could be wrong for the message due to any of life’s vagaries.

That cannot be helped because you have no idea what the person you are communicating with is going through.

That’s why sales messages need to be repeated over and over again.

Not necessarily consecutively, but definitely regularly.

Like this one; https://go.wm-tips.com/systeme.

If you don’t already have an account here, you should get one, even if it’s just to experiment.

It’s free forever, not a trial account.

Yes, you can have a paid account, but the difference between free and paid is not what type of access you get.

It’s only the quantity of the services you can use.

Check it out.

Regards,
Brent.