I last sent this post out in 2013 entitled: “Two’s company! Three’s a crowd!”
Now I’m naming it: “Small is the new big!” Invest in the small and big will result—not always
What we said as kids,
“Two’s company! Three’s a crowd!”
…can be mathematically proven.
The formula is:
P x P – P = R
P = the number of people in your group, unit, family, team.
R = the number of relationships.
For example a group of two ends up with just two relationships — company!
2 x 2-2 = 2
But a group of three ends up with six relationships — a crowd!
3 x 3 – 3 = 6
And a softball team of ten has 90 relationships!
10 x 10 – 10 = 90 — a whole lot of relationships!
Summary: If your group is experiencing some chaos or conflict just say to yourself, “Argh, me hearty, of course, this
Figure out the number of relationships in your team and let me know. Or, any other thoughts? Just click Reply and send. I love hearing from you, and I will write back!
Best re-Arghs!
Cap’n John