I never know how to respond when I receive a loaded e-mail. Does it need to be dealt with in person, as to communicate better and more clearly, or responded to in kind via e-mail so as to answer more quickly and avoid the scheduling delays and location issues of answering in person.
I received one of those tonight. Not an e-mail that causes weird emotion, or is asking a ton of me, it was actually an e-mail I will happily entertain the conversation, just one that comes with questions that are asking far more than their text words are saying.
Can you instill the right amount of encouragement over the internet? Can you cast the proper kind of vision?
I don't think I can do both of those things as well as I would like through e-mail, but don't want it to be a week from now before any conversation happens.
Suppose that means tomorrow I'll come up with some kind of middle ground.
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