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어벤던 앤드 테이크(abandon & take),
즉 새로운 것을 얻으려면 어떤 것을 버릴 각오를 해야 한다.
그러지 않으면 기존의 것과 새로운 것 모두 실패하게 된다.
요컨대 새로운 것을 얻으려고 하기 전에
버려도 좋은 것을 정하고 나서 움직이라는 말이다.
그러지 않으면 바라는 것도 얻을 수 없고,
더 나아가 수중에 있는 것까지 잃어버릴지도 모른다.
- 빌 히비트 (KPMG 이사) |
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성공하는 사람은 Take & Take,
즉 모든 것을 얻으려고 과욕을 부리지 않습니다.
테이크 앤드 테이크는 성공하지 못하는 사람의 행위 패턴입니다.
얻고자 하는 모든 것을 얻은 사람은 없습니다.
새로운 것을 얻기 위해서는 먼저 버려야 합니다. |
by 강문국 선생님 |
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물론 나는 알고 있었다.
오로지 운이 좋았던 덕택에그 많은 친구들보다 오래 삼아 남았던 것을.
그러나 지난밤 꿈속에서친구들이 나에 대해 얘기하는 목소리가 들려왔다.
“강한 자는 살아남는다.”
나는 자신이 미워졌다, 미워졌다.
(베르톨트 브레히트 ‘살아남은 자의 슬픔’ 전문)
어느듯 4.19 혁명 50돌. 서해 천안함 사건의 여파(餘波)가 가라앉지 않은 상태에서 맞는 민주주의의 생일입니다. 진달래와 철쭉이 어김 없이 그날을 알립니다. 서울 수유리 4.19민주묘지에는 소주 한 잔 권하며 눈물 짓는 분들이 있겠군요. 우리가 숨쉬는 자유로운 공기에는 누군가의 희생이 녹아있다는 것을 되새기는 날이기를 빕니다. 민주주의를 얻기 위해서, 또는 민주주의를 지키기 위해서 수많은 피가 이 땅과, 이 바다에 뿌려졌다는 것을 잊지 마시기를.
 푸른 하늘을 제압하는
노고지리가 자유로웠다고
부러워하던
어느 시인의 말은 수정되어야 한다자유를 위해서
비상하여 본 일이 있는
사람이면 알지
노고지리가
무엇을 보고
노래하는가를
어째서 자유에는
피의 냄새가 섞여 있는가를
혁명은 왜 고독한 것인가를
혁명은 왜 고독해야 하는 것인가를
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