Control freaks don't delegate because they're afraid the people around them will not rise to the occasion.
Descartes feared music because it so powerfully excites the imagination and to control freaks, imagination is a dangerous rival.
The minister attacked those who have accused Labour of being "control freaks", claiming that the party had "given away more power than any previous government".
Greenberg was attracted to Donatos and Chipotle because they are proven winners run by entrepreneurs very much in the mold of Ray Kroc--driven, passionate control freaks.
Coaches like Belichick are control freaks, they're granted virtually blanket power and they command the kind of respect and fear that you'd associate with a third-world dictator.
But it differs from that reform in one important regard: ultimately this decision does not lie with the politicians, not even with the control freaks of Tony Blair's Downing Street.
This week, a new paper will be published in the APS journal, Psychological Science, that supports our predisposition to being control freaks, particularly when it comes to the workplace.
That must be some die-hard IT control freaks, because the iPad seems to have taken the computing world by storm, including leading enterprises with high level security concerns, such as financial institutions.
Just as the Great Depression of the 1930s gave rise to trade-strangling tariffs and goose-stepping goons, the Asian Crisis and its global repercussions cannot but provide ammunition to protectionists, fascists and other control freaks.
"If it sounds like we're control freaks, well, maybe it's because we're so committed to our users and making sure they have a quality experience with our products, " the company writes in its App Store review guidelines.
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