Old v New Energy

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Old v New Energy
(Both "sales Energy" and "work energy")
 
(For example, sales is going to go from a norm of cold calling and pressuring customers...to putting yourself out there like a magnet to see who you attract, and then receiving them.)
 
Great example of old v new energy debate:

OLD NEW
Testosterone-
imbalanced
Balanced
Selling/broadcasting Receiving
Pushing/Forcing Accepting
Stressful Joyful
Judgmental Accepting
Fear Enjoyment
Taking for granted Appreciation
Controlling Independence
"That won't work" "Have you thought about this other angle?"
No Yes
Power Influence
Taking Giving
Control Let it be, let it go
Obligation Choice
Obligation Passion, desire
Maintainence Maintainence-free
Caring about what  people do Caring about people's talents, passions
Effort Ease
Skills Talents
It's about Me It's about You
Fast. faster! Slow, slower
What do "I" need? What do "You" need?
Unnatural, forced Natural, flowing
It's a dirty job...but I'll do it If it's dirty, I won't do it.
Pressure No boundaries
Fear Love

Competition

Collaboration
Dog-eat-dog, sharks I succeed if you succeed
Art Of War 4 Agreements
Rushing  / Busy Flowing
Busy Productive
Arm twisting to get it done now Come back when you're ready
Peer pressure, keep
up w/the jones'
Focus on letting the
external pressures go
Career path Self path, Dao
Tolerate dysfunction Zero tolerance
Easily trapped in situations Everything is a choice
Engage and escalate dramas No drama, choose to not engage
Primacy of goals Primacy of values
Goals Intentions, Aspirations
No breathing room Freedom
Under a mountain On top of a mountain
I'm OK, you're not OK I'm ok, you're ok
Rotten core Healthy core
Money is the goal Money is a result of
another goal
Plastic, fakeness Integrity
"People Matter" is
lip service

People Matter

Maximum profit Maximum productivity
Maximum effort Minimum stress, 'effort'
Maximum size Maximum impact/leverage
Unnatural growth Organic growth
Hire hands Hire brains
Push until it hurts or something breaks It shouldn't hurt
Never let go / unhealthy attachment Nothing is permanent
Focus on market problems and companies Focus on people
Work and personal are separate Work and personal are (happily) integrated
Don't like to discuss work (it's unpleasant) Love to discuss work (it's a passion)
Constant grind Erratic spurts of insight and productivity
9-to-5 Erratic schedules, work when it makes sense
 

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