Reminds me of a conversation I had years ago. I struck up a conversation
with a young man a few years out of college. I asked him what he did for a
living and he answered, "I'm a consultant." Can't imagine what he consulted
as he wasn't old enough to have done anything.
Charlie
On Fri, Feb 19, 2021 at 11:27 AM Bob Benson <bob.benson91@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> AG said today "'I'm usually studying technical stuff. A lesson I learned
> the hard way
> is that I have to invest at least 10 hours a week to keep from losing
> ground."
> I imagine most professions face the same challenge, what with the rapid
> expansion of knowledge.
> My problem: not only am I retired (from consulting about various aspects
> of management), I'm also now obsolete and ... if I don't always remember
> this ... dangerous to clients.
> But I do find solace in photography: while its technology rapidly changes,
> the things that bring pleasure - meaning the images themselves - don't so
> much.
>
> Bob
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