Warren Smith

It depends.

And when that light bulb goes off with the first flaw, now you're ready to make a move.

I lay out a strategy for that, but a lot of it is demeanor.

How do you develop the demeanor?

And then that gets into the laws of narrative.

I think a lot of understanding these dynamics, you need to understand the laws of narrative to understand and think critically about dynamics like we've been describing

why are these moves being made with people teaming up in this way or not breaking away from their team for this they're not thinking critically their team comes first and a lot of that perhaps it's because my i spent 10 years studying screenwriting and filmmaking the laws of narrative but i a lot of these lessons have are relevant and i think it gave me the basis for what i use i use today so

It's hopefully that book will be something that people can use to develop

critical thing, but also how to navigate these daily games.

Yeah, and that's interesting that you put it that way, that there is a true way to run a business because postmodernism would claim that, which is all about truth claims being the result of social conditioning.

Many would claim there is no true way to run a business.

It's up to me.

And all interpretations are equally valid, which goes back to- How many postmodernists have a business that they run?

Right, right.

And I think that it's such an important...

It's such an important dynamic that when you're encountering these students, many of them are arguing postmodernism.

They don't know what postmodernism is.

Try debating someone on postmodernism.

They'll avoid it and they'll say, I don't want to get into that.

But there's one punch that's most effective.