Derek Cole argues that honest feedback beats polite deflection when solving problems. He uses a Winnie the Pooh Band-Aid as a metaphor for temporary fixes that ignore what's actually broken underneath.
Yeah, man, I need to wash my hands again. Yeah, that stuff is giving— that's— it's got that fragrance.
You could be nice and be like, oh, it's great, and walk away. Or you can be honest and upfront and say, hey, this is not solving the problem. If you really want to the problem, let me show you how to solve the problem. If you want to put a Band-Aid on it, then let's get a Winnie the Pooh Band-Aid and stick it on there. But let's be real, right?
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