Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for April 02, 2022

Brewster, it was very brave of you to be so decisive.

Decisively brave.

Don’t chicken out now.

“One mark of a good officer, he remembered, was the ability to make quick decisions. If they happened to be right, so much the better .”

Lots of CEO’s have bravely led their firms into pretty decisive bankruptcy. Ditto politicians and military leaders, into various disasters. I wouldn’t put too much faith in leadership that emphasises either of those qualities.

Finding new planets and going where no man has gone before and then bravely running away.

Or, being able to think about other options; being able to think three dimensionally.

Whats your favorite color?

Yes … maybe.

Those are good but 90% is the … dramatic … … … pause.

tough spleen

“No one but a fool is ever sure of himself.”

“Are you certain of that?”

“Absolutely!”

No bravery is for red shirters.

Not losing the Kobayashi Maru test 47 times. Oh wait, only one man beat the Kobayashi Maru test,

In Brewster’s case it’s having Pam around to back him up.

“Red! No, blue! AAAAAaaaaaaahhhhhhhh!” – Monty Python and the Holy Grail

The ability to be serially and contradictorily decisive is underrated.

Try “intelligence” which Brewster is a bit behind.

I used to be indecisive. Now, I’m not so sure.