05-13-2023, 04:26 PM
Hey RC . . . you stated that you were familiar with the “Overton Window” concept. I was introduced to this back in the late 90’s, during a CPA conference. It was used as an illustration to explain the current trend of the traditional CPA firms now segregating functions and evolving into consultants and investment advisors.
In the simplest terms, I interpret the concept as follows: If opinion favors a course of action, that becomes the impetus and justification for “the powers that be” to pursue and endorse change. (Reminder . . . that is my synthesized and simplistic interpretation.)
I’ve linked an article that was forwarded to me, from one of my “dance gals”. I would like you to read it.
Her reason for forwarding it to me was “this sounds sooo like youu! ". She closed with a good-natured rib about the size of my walk-in closet, perhaps I’m lost and, therefore, unable to find my way out (as I seem to avoid turning left).
REFERENCED ARTICLE LINK
If you do read the article, would you also consider answering three questions with either “Yes”, “No” or “Maybe”? Here they are:
1.) Do you believe the events and observations follow the Overton Window concept?
2.) Do you believe this person is credible?
3.) Do you agree with any of her conclusions or opinions?
Thanks in advance for your consideration of my post.
If you'd like, we can get into any of . . . how did Duchess describe it . . . the “woo-woo”, later . . . and perhaps across various Mock threads.
In the simplest terms, I interpret the concept as follows: If opinion favors a course of action, that becomes the impetus and justification for “the powers that be” to pursue and endorse change. (Reminder . . . that is my synthesized and simplistic interpretation.)
I’ve linked an article that was forwarded to me, from one of my “dance gals”. I would like you to read it.
Her reason for forwarding it to me was “this sounds sooo like youu! ". She closed with a good-natured rib about the size of my walk-in closet, perhaps I’m lost and, therefore, unable to find my way out (as I seem to avoid turning left).
REFERENCED ARTICLE LINK
If you do read the article, would you also consider answering three questions with either “Yes”, “No” or “Maybe”? Here they are:
1.) Do you believe the events and observations follow the Overton Window concept?
2.) Do you believe this person is credible?
3.) Do you agree with any of her conclusions or opinions?
Thanks in advance for your consideration of my post.
If you'd like, we can get into any of . . . how did Duchess describe it . . . the “woo-woo”, later . . . and perhaps across various Mock threads.