The “No Longer Accepting Personal Coaching Clients” is the best part.
Seriously, Dimitri the Lover has competition.
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You’re an idiot of epic proportions with your “120% solution” farce. You must realize this as well. It’s no surprise that you’ve suspended comments for the entry. The problem isn’t that Americans don’t work enough. Europe has had a lighter attitude about work for years. It isn’t the source of their current recession, though. You’re the typical entrepeneur who assumes that employees want all their time monopolized for the sake of productivity and professionalism. Screw all the families that would be compromised by your 48-hour work week, the extra work-related stress and inability to escape it all. You’re so quick to solicit more efforts on behalf of all bosses, but it’s a big job market out there. How many people do you intend to hire during this economic downturn? There are plenty of fools who want to meet your standards, I’m sure. Be the example of how your ignorant views work, or get lost.
Comment by hj — December 4, 2008 @ 10:22 pm