Hey, before I get going just want to explain this. This is an unmentionedable

radish cutting injury. Covering the COVID-19 pandemic, formerly known as the

coronavirus outbreak, has proving the concept of the

bell curve of audience response to be true.

So here's what I mean.

On one end of the bell curve, there are people who are extremely grateful to me for speaking up against the media-fueled hysteria.

And in the middle of the bell curve, there's that set of the mushy majority of people who think it's just fine or barely tolerate it.

And on the other end of the bell curve, there are the angry and the offended.

There's always a certain kind of person that's going to shoot the messenger.

That's their role in life.

Whenever you stand up to the herd that's going in one direction

and you decide that you're going to go in another direction

or even ask questions about the direction,

even to a minor degree. You better be prepared for the angry and the offended.

I used to waste a lot of time trying to figure out why these people are angry why are they

offended? Well I stopped doing that quite a while ago and it's been great. As the late

great business coach and writer Jim Rone said, it's rather simple.

These people are the angry and the offended.

That's it. What would you expect them to be?

The question becomes, how much time do you want

to waste trying to convert them to your way of thinking or trying to reason with them, trying to

give one more caveat to your message? The fact is people hear what they want to hear. Now some

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