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Yes and No. A formula or recipe or equation are solutions to a specific result. So Yes, I could copy those types of things and expect to achieve the same or similar results. But if I tried to be sarcastic like this guy from Corporately Incorrect I would not be successful at all because I just don't have that kind of personality. Even though I really like that kind of flip delivery and totally enjoy the humor in it, it's not going to work for me in the long run. So that's my No.
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So basically, you are saying that this could work but just for the short-term plan, but for the long-term plan you have something else in play. Am I getting it right?
I did not mean to infer long or short term. I meant that the kinds of things that a person would most likely be able to copy and expect to achieve same success results from would have to be things that are able to fit into a formula. Dear Mr. Park's humor is not a formula I can follow because it involves a personality characteristic I do not have. I would be better off with my own native personality. A success achieved from a personality is an intangible item. Other types of success can be copied if they include tangible items.