  Re: Bill Ress - N6GHz - Board Candidate - OperatingSurvey  On
Jul 22, 2008, at 7:27 AM, Alan P. Biddle wrote:  > There is
always a faction in any organization, whether it be   >
political, > religious, labor union, or hobby, that assumes that
if the leaders   > just did > their job correctly, all of that
organization's goals would be   > achieved > already.  Since
they are not, it is taken as proof that the   > leadership is >
lacking, or worse.  Hell, that's the driving theme of every U.S.
Presidential candidate   for my entire adult life so far.  "The
other group has a guy that's a   poor leader.  I'll be a better
one."  You'd think ONE of them would realize how boring that
gong is and   voice some real goals!  (Sorry, off-topic... I
know.)  It's not a faction -- it's human nature.   People think
the grass is   always greener on the other side.  Rising above
that broken thought process is something few even   attempt,
this list having NUMEROUS examples of how unnatural it is, to
do so.  The reality is t