Or, depending on the translation, a wagon full of devils, a carriage full of ghosts, a boar bearing dirt...
What we perceive as bad news is just the initial - and not very accurate - perception of reality. So we feel frightened or defensive, and overreact. But things get clearer afterwards. It's not as bad as it seems, we can work it out. I have received this line when I asked how my boss would react after knowing that I had applied for a different position within the organisation and it was spot on.
What we perceive as bad news is just the initial - and not very accurate - perception of reality. So we feel frightened or defensive, and overreact. But things get clearer afterwards. It's not as bad as it seems, we can work it out. I have received this line when I asked how my boss would react after knowing that I had applied for a different position within the organisation and it was spot on.