>To his credit, Mark chose to think big. It’s no surprise that he is now one of the Senior Executives of Red Box where he currently serves as SVP of Strategy, I

>To his credit, Mark chose to think big. It’s no surprise that he is now one of the Senior Executives of Red Box where he currently serves as SVP of Strategy, Innovation & New Business. A perfect gig for someone who thinks big. With all respect, it was a silly article. Guy decides to say 'Okay' to a higher-ranking officer once in his career (who used to shout or cry like a goddamn child whenever others didn't listen to him), and you magically psycho-analyzed (it's not the word I want to use, but I'm not English and can't think of anything better) him and decided that he's a good fit for his new position at Red Box company (I have no clue whatever the hell that company does). He might be the perfect guy for the job, but how did you conclude that from this short scene? I just hate when I see posts like this that try to capsulate a human being (that has lived 50+ years, or 1,650,000,000+ seconds) into just one or two brief instances and/or key decisions in their lives. People are more than the sum of the few key decisions they make (and this wasn't even a key decision).