Neal Click is an executive recruiter specializing in the placement of transportation, logistics and supply chain management professionals. In this blog he shares his thoughts on the job market, the economy and politics. At times he also writes about his faith, his family, his failures and his favorite things...mostly his dogs.
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
And Then There Is Skepticism
“The path of sound credence is through the thick forest of skepticism”- George Jean Nathan
The “Pessimism” of June 28th turned into “Skepticism” on June 30th. A weekend of talking to friends and family about the upcoming shoulder surgery led me to postpone it. That’s a lot of wasted money on pre-op testing, but you know what…it’s my shoulder. Maybe it was the good round of golf Saturday afternoon; or maybe a couple of stories about people recovering from torn rotator cuffs without surgery; or recalling my rule about always getting a second opinion before letting someone cut you open; or maybe it’s just the fact as noted before that I’m still doing chores and working out and functioning pretty darn well even with a torn rotator cuff; or maybe I’m just a coward and don’t want to go through the rehab again.
Whatever it is, I’m getting a second opinion in a couple of weeks. (And if I don’t like that one, I may get a third.)
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