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Originally Posted by RedLefty
Would you go to a marriage counselor who's been divorced three times? How about a career and time management coach who is always late and misses deadlines?
Maybe we would, maybe we wouldn't. But can we at least recognize the irony of trusting an expert who apparently doesn't follow their own advice? That's all I see going on here -- no value judgments on whether these are good people.
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Agree with this 100%, I laughed at the irony, not the individuals involved. If I went to a dentist who's teeth were rotting I'd look for a new dentist. Same as I wouldn't hire a carpenter who's house is falling apart, or a mechanic who's car doesn't run.
Would the people who pay me to do IT support be happy if I couldn't help them because my computer was down? My boss looks like he's about 8 1/2 months along, when he starts trying to give me diet and nutrition advice I reply that if I ever want to look like a pregnant old man I'll come talk to him.