"It's human to lie. Most of the time, we can't even be honest with ourselves."
-The Commoner; played by Kichijiro Ueda in Akira Kurosawa's controversial film, Rashomon
The Army has a system called After Action Review where previous efforts are evaluated. We don't pull punches in AAR. This harsh and honest self-analysis is the foundation of any improvement process. How can you fix what you haven't identified? Look at what you are doing and criticize the snot out of it. Be a harsh self-critic and you will finally see your flaws as others do. Self-awareness is the beginning of wisdom and a task master that frees you from ignorance.
"It's human to lie. Most of the time, we can't even be honest with ourselves."
-The Commoner; played by Kichijiro Ueda in Akira Kurosawa's controversial film, Rashomon
Posted by Mike Baker at 08:22
Labels: Kurosawa, Original Sin, Self-Delusion
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