My objective in co-writing this article with Aaron on undoing bad postural habits is to make you aware of having less of what I call "Starbucks Posture" and more of what I call "Performance Posture".
Give the fictional child a 2nd chance, an opportunity to undo the bad consequences that resulted from the bad behavior.
He frets openly about computer and transportation glitches, saying you can never undo a bad first impression.
How will he garner the political capital to undo the bad habits accumulated by all his predecessors?
Susan Chapman was struggling to undo a bad mortgage in October 2009 when she met Mr. Obama, who at the time was calling for the creation of an agency to protect consumers from predatory financial practices.
"But depends if you think "undoing" means bad!" Horowitz laughed.
The first step to undoing a bad first impression: have a friend level with you about your reputation.
Show how the fictional child makes the best use of the improved behavior and undoes the bad consequences.
