The Ultimate 'So What?'

[@bbaysleep9027]

like the idea, honest in your way of sharing, hope you stay this way in the future!

[@chrisbrown_simpim]

Thanks for taking the time to watch the video and comment. Trust is one of my core values and implies honesty. I hope you see this in all my videos (even the one's where I go and on a bit lol) 🙂

[@JeyM10M]

Great message, thank you!

[@chrisbrown_simpim]

Thanks for taking the time to watch the video and comment. Look out for more great messages 🙂 and let me know if there's anything you want me to cover.

[@konradzlu5h]

1. Simple principle, tidy up and clean your room.

[@chrisbrown_simpim]

🤣thanks for taking the time to watch the video and comment. Always open to suggestions to improve the channel and the room lol

[@con_doorman]

Great story. Just a little tip to make your videos better - make sure that your head is more central rather than to one side.

[@chrisbrown_simpim]

Thanks for taking the time to watch the video and comment. I'm always open to suggestions to improve and yeah... I definitely need to work on getting my head central lol

[@jagcentral]

I can't resist associating the moral of your Napoleon anecdote with the Kaizen concept of continual improvement. Marcus Aurelius' Stoic trope "memento mori" is another. Problem is, we don't follow good advice nor practice what we preach on a consistent basis. Unless you're on the autistic spectrum of genius (eg Gates, Musk, Bezos, Zuck) the rest of us improve, if at all in cycles or waves.

[@chrisbrown_simpim]

Thanks for taking the time to watch the video and comment. You're spot on... continual improvement is a tough one because as we've seen throughout the ages, people are great at reacting to the "improve" bit but forget to respond to the "continual" bit 🙂