I love pop culture. Even If I do not regularly watch a television show, I know about its latest plot. I stay as up-to-date as possible. It’s good to know about pop culture as it helps in random situations and gatherings. If you hit that seven minute conversation lull, just bting up Kim Kardeshian and Kanye West. Trust me there is much to unpack there. But that is for another day.
Let’s talk about the here and now. Although I do not watch any of the Housewives reality shows, I catch tidbits here and there. One such tidbit is as follows from a New York housewife.
“Say it, forget it.”
“Write it, regret it.”
This bit of wisdom holds true both in the professional and personal realm. Watch what you say. Be even more careful what gets memorialized in writing. Of course, we all some people go around recording others. However, there are certain state laws that may hinder that. Nonetheless, maybe you should go around in the workplace thinking that people are recording you. There’s many toxic, out-to-get-you people.
In any case, do yourself a favor and watch what you write. Often, there’s no coming back from that.
Categories: Culture, Leadership, Management, mental health, Psychology, society, workplace
psychologistmimi 
Hehe Never
Gonna Stop
Doing
“Foot Loose”
Or “Never Ending
Story” Real ‘This’
Just One More
“Bus Stop”
With “Forrest
Gump” Yet You
See It Doesn’t
Matter What
Magazine
You Read
While i Am
Living This Free
Story i Both Dance
And Sing With Just
One Finger in Bed
Yawn And just
To Think It
Used To
Take More
Than One Person
To Write A 9 MiLLioN
Word Long Form Poem Bible
And Public Dance
14,505 Miles in
90 Months Too
More Than Half
The Distance
Around The
Globe Like
My First Psychiatrist
Said So Cold To His
Graduate Intern in
His Office when i
Fell Off The Face of
The Earth Erased Then
In 2008 no Longer
Working 33 Years
My Only Special
Interest Before
As i He Asked
Me What Feelings
The Piano Song
i Created and
i Couldn’t Tell
Him As i Had
No Words
To
Describe
Hell Within
Then My
Fingers
Tried
To Describe
Hell On The Piano
My Wife’s Brother
Said It Sounded Like
A Ghost Wandering the
Earth Not Knowing He
Was Dead
So Much
More Human
He Was Than
Ironically
The Psychiatrist
Who Probably Had
Some Kind Of “Autism”
Too As Who Turns
Around To Their
Graduate Assistant
And Says “This is
‘Alexithymia’ We See
It on The Autism Spectrum
Often” like i Was Some Kind
Of Rat In An Experiment
With A Rare
Disease As He
Jested With His
Graduate Intern
“Uh oh Asperger’s
Without A Special
Interest,
That’s
Not Good”
Honestly Sitting
There i Just Wanted
The Type Two Trigeminal
Neuralgia ‘Dentist Drill’ in My Right
Eye And Ear
That no
Drug would
Touch To Go
Away and Even though
i Already Described it
As infinitely Worse
Than a Migraine
That Was Gonna
Still Take 66 Months
To Go Away Wake to
Sleep Because no one
Could “See” it yet me
As It Had no Label
Yet
To Be
Diagnosed
Two Years Later
Finally Finding A
Pain Doctor With
Knowledge And
Tools To
Do It
That Was
His Least Concern
And Every Other Doctor
Then until
It Found A Label
To Become Real
To Them
It’s Like
me There’s
No Label That
Will Ever Work
For me It is What
It Is i Just
Am Now
i
Am
And
Honestly
i Am Enough Just Now
With No Labels
And
None
Of These Words
At All Perhaps There
Is A Lesson For i Am to see
Now Labels Fail
Labels
Always Fail…
For Now At Least…
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