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Originally Posted by ubercapper
Respectfully, whether the message is right or wrong, the delivery is often more important than the message.
Everyone has a choice in their messaging whether they are right and wrong:
The messenger can choose to be be nasty or demeaning in their messaging and right, but may not achieve much because the audience isn't interested in the method of delivery of the message.
The messenger can be humble and wrong and that will fail because the audience will stop following their advice.
The messenger can be nasty or demeaning in their messaging and be wrong and that's the quickest way to lose the audience.
The best choice IMO is to be humble and try to be right, articulating the message it in a positive way and leaving negativity at the door. This method achieves the best results and leaves both the messenger and audience feeling the best of all.
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I've been watching lifetime losers posing as and believing they are wagering experts lure new customers to the cliff and then throw them over repeatedly for 30 years....All these wagering experts believe they are experts because they convinced some moron who knows nothing about wagering to hire them and pay them to be wagering experts.
I'm sorry if I don't want to stand at the bottom of the canyon watching customer after customer falling to their death and me saying "excuse me Mr. or Mrs. Wagering Expert...could you pretty please not throw racing's customers over the cliff any more....thank you"
