Comments on: Working ‘clean’ http://www.communicatrix.com/2005/02/working_clean.html a virgo's guide to the universe Fri, 05 Dec 2008 11:45:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: communicatrix » Blog Archive » Cleaning My Damned Apartment, Day 19: Clearing time clutter http://www.communicatrix.com/2005/02/working_clean.html#comment-3561 communicatrix » Blog Archive » Cleaning My Damned Apartment, Day 19: Clearing time clutter Sat, 16 Sep 2006 04:54:09 +0000 http://www.communicatrix.com/?p=114#comment-3561 [...] And there is a great, great power in working clean—admitting out loud, to yourself and the universe, that this is what you want. This. [...] [...] And there is a great, great power in working clean—admitting out loud, to yourself and the universe, that this is what you want. This. [...]

]]> By: Colleen http://www.communicatrix.com/2005/02/working_clean.html#comment-138 Colleen Fri, 04 Feb 2005 18:56:29 +0000 http://www.communicatrix.com/?p=114#comment-138 Thanks for the input, Paul. I do think "working clean" owes a lot to the second adage. I'm a little leery of the first one only because I feel the air of judgment/condemnation kind of works against the "working clean" ethos. I'm not sure how to address your request for specifics about breaking things off. I'll think about it, though. It might be something worth addressing in a future post. Thanks for the input, Paul.

I do think “working clean” owes a lot to the second adage. I’m a little leery of the first one only because I feel the air of judgment/condemnation kind of works against the “working clean” ethos.

I’m not sure how to address your request for specifics about breaking things off. I’ll think about it, though. It might be something worth addressing in a future post.

]]> By: david http://www.communicatrix.com/2005/02/working_clean.html#comment-137 david Fri, 04 Feb 2005 11:01:02 +0000 http://www.communicatrix.com/?p=114#comment-137 Speaking as the guy Hugh mentioned... thanks for putting it all in a bit of perspective. Thinking back over the past few PR agency jobs, what's clear to me is that I enjoy the clients (even the crazy ones), love the work, but can't stand the bean counting and command and control aspects of the marcomm world. Maybe I'm just a type-A in the body of an ADD child. Live and learn. Think Clean. Know what works and what doesn't and be willing to move on. Good advice. Thanks! Speaking as the guy Hugh mentioned… thanks for putting it all in a bit of perspective. Thinking back over the past few PR agency jobs, what’s clear to me is that I enjoy the clients (even the crazy ones), love the work, but can’t stand the bean counting and command and control aspects of the marcomm world.

Maybe I’m just a type-A in the body of an ADD child.

Live and learn. Think Clean. Know what works and what doesn’t and be willing to move on. Good advice. Thanks!

]]> By: Paul http://www.communicatrix.com/2005/02/working_clean.html#comment-136 Paul Fri, 04 Feb 2005 04:01:30 +0000 http://www.communicatrix.com/?p=114#comment-136 I nominate this column for the book--this was the best so far. Re: ending relationships humanely with swiftness and precision--how'd you do that? Specifically? "Working clean" is kind of the same as "winners do what losers won't" or "the hardest things to do are usually the right things to do," don't you think? I nominate this column for the book–this was the best so far.
Re: ending relationships humanely with swiftness and precision–how’d you do that? Specifically?
“Working clean” is kind of the same as “winners do what losers won’t” or “the hardest things to do are usually the right things to do,” don’t you think?

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