As time has passed, and I have generated a fair number of posts on a variety of topics, a theme is evidently taking shape.
My brother commented on that, as we discussed my recent GE compensation post. As a result, I've toyed with various new names for this blog. The original one is quite forgettable and nondescript.
Thanks to my brother, who labelled my perspective, "the emperor has no clothes," I am leaning toward some descriptive title of that nature. This one, "The Reasoned Sceptic," attempts to strike a balance.
My partner cautioned me to not be constantly negative, or "angry." However, I pointed out that, because most people are so mediocre, most of my commentary is going to be critical. He agreed. In fact, I owe this revelation to my old boss and mentor from Chase Manhattan. He demonstrated to me, frequently, that using sensible logic and reason, with some facts, typically results in a strategist being sceptical of the schemes being hatched by most (average or below-average) managers.
So, in that spirit, I am trying out this new name for my blog. If you read this and have any suggestions, please feel free to express them, either in a post, or via email.
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2 comments:
How about "Opprobrium"?
I like your blog -- one of the better finance blogs going as far as I can tell.
Jacob
www.innocentsabroad.blogspot.com
Thanks for your remarks Jacob.
"opprobrium," as in, "bringing disgrace," sounds a bit more negative than that for which I am aiming.
But thank you for the suggestion.
-C
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