Comments for Rudi Shumpert : Code By Numbers http://www.rudishumpert.com Adventures in web development and analytics Mon, 05 Dec 2011 06:53:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on Form Abandonment by Enhancement to SiteCatalyst Form Abandonment Plug-in and Reporting to improve its usage in 2 Stagehttp://www.rudishumpert.com/2009/11/11/form-abandonment/comment-page-1/#comment-11149 Enhancement to SiteCatalyst Form Abandonment Plug-in and Reporting to improve its usage in 2 Stage Mon, 05 Dec 2011 06:53:15 +0000 http://www.rudishumpert.com/?p=280#comment-11149 [...] Form Abandonment by Rudi Shumpert [...] [...] Form Abandonment by Rudi Shumpert [...]

]]> Comment on Writing in the margins by JoAnn Bellhttp://www.rudishumpert.com/2011/11/22/writing-in-the-margins/comment-page-1/#comment-10867 JoAnn Bell Thu, 24 Nov 2011 03:40:54 +0000 http://www.rudishumpert.com/?p=801#comment-10867 Nice! Great Advice, I will pass it on....You must have had great parents! Nice! Great Advice, I will pass it on….You must have had great parents!

]]> Comment on Perception is Reality by Kaisha Murzahttp://www.rudishumpert.com/2010/02/20/perception-is-reality/comment-page-1/#comment-10481 Kaisha Murza Sun, 06 Nov 2011 16:29:46 +0000 http://www.rudishumpert.com/?p=508#comment-10481 Nice post but you should define what you think reality is. I believe reality belongs to awareness. The use of propaganda in the U.S.S.R allowed people to perceive their own realities. They weren't aware of what reality actually was for them. But thank you for this post it really helps since I'm doing an argumentative essay on the novel Animal Farm. :) Nice post but you should define what you think reality is. I believe reality belongs to awareness. The use of propaganda in the U.S.S.R allowed people to perceive their own realities. They weren’t aware of what reality actually was for them. But thank you for this post it really helps since I’m doing an argumentative essay on the novel Animal Farm. :)

]]> Comment on Perception is Reality….revisited. by Angie Bledsoehttp://www.rudishumpert.com/2011/09/09/perception-is-reality-revisited/comment-page-1/#comment-9573 Angie Bledsoe Sat, 10 Sep 2011 17:10:07 +0000 http://www.rudishumpert.com/?p=773#comment-9573 So so true and uncannily timely for me! I especially appreciated your description if situations where behavior is an anomaly or sign of character. I believe honesty and open communication go a long way as one of the commenters mentioned.Regarding the comment surrounding fear...what if, as employers, we aren't so concerned with how the client (internal or external) perceives us? Instead, we could constantly strive to truly be the reality of what we want to deliver to our clients, honest, hard working, innovative, efficient, and genuine. If those traits are encouraged and incented, fear should subside and ultimately more business/promotions or whatever the goal, will come to fruition. I know, easier said than done, but food for thought :). Great post! So so true and uncannily timely for me! I especially appreciated your description if situations where behavior is an anomaly or sign of character. I believe honesty and open communication go a long way as one of the commenters mentioned.

Regarding the comment surrounding fear…what if, as employers, we aren’t so concerned with how the client (internal or external) perceives us? Instead, we could constantly strive to truly be the reality of what we want to deliver to our clients, honest, hard working, innovative, efficient, and genuine. If those traits are encouraged and incented, fear should subside and ultimately more business/promotions or whatever the goal, will come to fruition. I know, easier said than done, but food for thought :) . Great post!

]]> Comment on Perception is Reality….revisited. by Jason Thompsonhttp://www.rudishumpert.com/2011/09/09/perception-is-reality-revisited/comment-page-1/#comment-9571 Jason Thompson Sat, 10 Sep 2011 16:33:45 +0000 http://www.rudishumpert.com/?p=773#comment-9571 Great comment, Ryan. As I read Rudi's post, I don't read anywhere in there where it is about screw ups or making mistakes. We all do that, every single day. And those of us who push things to the limit, make more than anyone else. Mistakes make us who we are. The post to me is about how we live and the principles we subscribe to that we will not break.I never expect perfection but I do expect myself and everyone I work with to play every day like a champion. Any fear that is created, is created from personal fear, but that is what separates champions from ordinary players. In the most pressure packed situations, the greatest among us take that fear in the pit of our stomach and transform it into greatness. Those that will always be average, take that fear and crawl into a hole."Regardless of the won-loss record, regardless of the problems you have, when you walk out on that field you have an obligation to your teammates and the fans to play to the best of your ability - to play like a champion and to think like a champion." -Lou Holtz Great comment, Ryan. As I read Rudi’s post, I don’t read anywhere in there where it is about screw ups or making mistakes. We all do that, every single day. And those of us who push things to the limit, make more than anyone else. Mistakes make us who we are. The post to me is about how we live and the principles we subscribe to that we will not break.

I never expect perfection but I do expect myself and everyone I work with to play every day like a champion. Any fear that is created, is created from personal fear, but that is what separates champions from ordinary players. In the most pressure packed situations, the greatest among us take that fear in the pit of our stomach and transform it into greatness. Those that will always be average, take that fear and crawl into a hole.

“Regardless of the won-loss record, regardless of the problems you have, when you walk out on that field you have an obligation to your teammates and the fans to play to the best of your ability – to play like a champion and to think like a champion.” -Lou Holtz

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