It is difficult to compare the two responses because the questions were asked differently, included different people (self in the PMRP questionnaire), and there was a time gap of an average eight years between administration of the two questionnaires.
He prefers stocks of "businesses that do things a little differently," including discount clothing retailers and the carmaker Tesla.
But others see it differently, including Kathryn Relang, who directs the national women's organisation (Wutmi) in the Marshall Islands.
Of the 92 people who responded, 59 said they would not do anything differently, including several whose tattoos didn't work out quite as they imagined.
It welcomes the confirmation from the Trust that "change must start with the people at the top behaving differently" including "embracing criticism".
Doing things differently included cutting corners: Tuchel forced his team to make diagonal runs towards goal, not play down the line, by changing the training pitch to a diamond shape.
Despite his own moderation he says he did have some understanding of those who acted differently, including the generation of activists who turned to political violence like the Red Army Faction, also called the Baader-Meinhof gang.
Acknowledging that in the past the union "has practiced the politics of exclusion," he said that today his union was attempting to recruit Hispanic workers and was doing some things differently, including hiring a Hispanic organizer.
Would this "Ring" production have turned out differently, including some of Mr. Lepage's intrusive details, had a healthy Mr. Levine been fully engaged as the Met's music director throughout the project?
"From the beginning, being here was all about doing things differently than in McLean," continued Mrs. Russell, whose roster of doing things differently includes buying a live tree and, with the help of her daughters and husband, decorating it with found objects like pine cones, twigs and shells.
