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He doubted the jabs she scored on Obama during the debate would have much effect (“I don’t think anything happened here tonight that would have changed the dynamic against us,” he said) but also doubted her new negative approach would penetrate the electorate before election day on the Jan 8. A positive approach and positive language draw people into dialogue; a negative approach usually results in walls erected to keep auditors and their new ideas at a distance. If the executive had taken a singularly negative approach to risk management, he might have headed to the first tee without considering all the factors involved. |
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