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Subject: Re: Stop preaching and do something about it, Mr Abal Author: larsen [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Wed, Feb 04 2009, 07:52:27am In reply to: Ultaeng 's message, "Stop preaching and do something about it, Mr Abal" on Tue, Feb 03 2009, 07:22:07pm Little uncle sam's descriptive narration of the systematic deficiencies in the overall government mechanism is even more older than himself but never has he, in all levels of capacities he has being in, attempted any corrective measures. His superficial narration which has no structured solution does create an atmosphere of infinite shame. "Which specific structural deficiencies does he refer to in the current government mechanism and what corrective measures need to be undertaken to attain what levels of increased delievery of goods and services in the rural engan communities?" Are his bundle of half-baked advisors wrong in this particular issue or had he made an unintended speech? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Stop preaching and do something about it, Mr Abal Author: peles-economist [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Thu, Feb 05 2009, 10:50:04am "However, with the recent revisiting of the reform laws, he hoped the situation could be improved." Hoping for the best to happen? and When can that be? Is he one of the senior ministers, a career public servant, well endowed with the bottlenecks and problems of the state infrastucture? I am saddened to read that, "he is hoping the reforms would improve the situation" .. No wonder, we have blind leaders who dont know what the impact of a policy decision change would have on the general population. All they do is hope something might happen. That shows incompetency in such leaders who make decisions over a beer or get advise from re-cylcled politicians or would be political advisors who know nothing but become leaces and fleas, trying to suck out all the money they can grab a hand on. Wise leaders already have a fair idea what will happen when they make a decision. Wise leaders are outcome based leaders, they base their decisions on precisely researched outcomes. They can be off in their predictions, maybe less than 10 percent at a time but, they know how to achieve a target, based on their decisions. Mr. Abals hopes he would achieve something out of the reforms, that shows incompetancy, and in accuracy of policy decisions that are made over a few bottle of beer or just by merely discussing with some failed would be politicians and recycled advisors, who have been protituting their integrity for their survival. My advise to Mr. Abal is, mix around with the flock that will give you good advise to make decisive decisions that would produce the outcome you predict, not making the decision and hope for the best. Brids of the same feather flock together, as the saying goes. If you mix around with recycled so called advisors, failed politicians, or your wantoks too much, you will never realise your full potential as a leader. Step out into the open and mix around with people who can give you the best advise and for sure you will not hope for the outcome, but, you will know the outcome before you make a decision. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]