Accurate & Acute Correspondence: From Tarzan to Trazan, From Karma to Crabman
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I was watching ‘My Name is Earl’. The series comprises kooky characters from Earl to his brother Randy to his ex-wife to Crabman – his ex-wife’s husband. Every episode introduces a nefarious and unusual personality. Essentially, the plot revolves about the formerly incarcerated and now-rehabilitated Earl seeking personal redemption from his transgressions on people in his life. He draws out a long list of people and deeds he has to make correct and better. Like his narrative emphases: ‘Karma has a way of coming back in different ways.’
In one episode, Earl reads to children from a mobile library a book about the ape-man ‘Trazan’ (a tome with obvious typological errors and questionable content), which he based strongly to one of his karmic deeds done well.
Tarzan or Trazan: spelling error or anagram? We can use the same letters but with different arrangement. Scrabble is a brilliant invention of a word game. We construct new words by adding prefixes and suffixes based on the tiles we have, and how we configure them. It is a good way to develop our vocabulary as well as aspects of our grammar. ‘Scrabble’ can be misconstrued as ‘scramble’ if you read it in a rush (as my colleague did one day). Many people do not read e-mails at a deeper level of appreciation. It is so easy to get caught up in tasks that we choose to comprehend messages at a superficial level.
Have you carelessly sent out an e-mail, only to discover later your spelling mistakes? Have you actually subject a person’s name through a spell-check, and dismembered them from their attention? Not very respectful and recognizing of the person when we mispronounce or misspell their name.
When you make distinctions on words, then you may make discernments on your decisions. What would be a better decision at that time? When should you make the decision? Who can you decide with?
Read what you write. Write what you read. One final check before you press ‘Send’ into the electronic universe. Karma is a boomerang.
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About the Author: Enrico Varella RSS for Enrico's articles - Visit Enrico's website A former, international executive in a multinational corporation I now lead and manage my international leadership and consulting firm. I deliver a daily blog on leadership where I share the best practices of effective leaders from various industries, and professions ('Leadership Lessons from Triathlons'). I model the success strategies of these industry and business leaders and present them for education and reflection. As a motivational leader and leadership consultant, I focus on values-based leadership for creating a healthy workplace that encourages people potential, relevance and meaning. I am a 11-time Ironman triathlon finisher, serial marathoner, award-winning magician, and published playwright. 'Achieve results through your people.' Click here to visit Enrico's website. How Would You Start A Coaching Business Dampening Disappointments The Question of SelfEmployment Enhancing Your Business Language Cleaning House A Metaphor for Deeper Issues |
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