Apparently the consequence of having a day job when there's a wicked cold going around the northern part of the Lone Star State is that you might catch that cold by going into the office.
The Gorillamen are in different stages of that cold, so please ignore any snarfiness in this episode. Also, we're just going to get straight to what we talked about this episode:
- When did you first learn there were consequences for certain actions?
- How much did consequences factor into your life when you were younger?
- How much do consequences factor into your life today?
- Do you think perceived consequences are often valid or are they overhyped?
- Neither of us have kids, but let's pretend we do. What consequences do you feel are most important to explain to a younger person?
- How does discipline factor into consequences?
- What is one lax action and consequence you wished you'd heeded more?
- What do you think about systems set up to measure results and force consequences (e.g. annual performance reviews)?
- Do you think it's effective to suggest to others ways to avoid negative consequences for their actions?
- As we rely on more tools (smart phones, apps, etc.) and institutions, what consequences come with that expansion of use?
- Do you think it's possible to live a life of few consequences?
- What consequences from the last decades do you think we will face in the not-too-distant future?
