We shouldn’t measure ourselves by how good we are, but by how good we make others.
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The one true measure of success few people actually know about
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Get a clue, eh? A clue train
Get a clue, or maybe ride the Clue Train, a 1999 manifesto about the industrial age and how the Internet, without even trying, will bring the Industrial Age and all it’s (now) antiquated leaders and business models to their proverbial knees.
The guys that wrote it were pretty much written off.
But their 95 Theses are chillingly real today.
Long live the Internet, and whatever comes along and replaces it.
Oh, and by the way, there’s also the Hugh Train manifesto by Hugh MacLeod.
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Knowledge is power is false
Knowledge is power is false.
Action is power.
Knowledge without implementation is the same as not knowing.
No?
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The art of sucking it up relies on one special secret
The art of sucking it up relies on one special secret.
The drive to succeed at a noble cause.
We will do things that exhaust us because we believe the payoff is noble.
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The art of being the weirdest person in the room
The art of being the weirdest person in the room.
All the middle-aged husky men with white hair and long white beards attending the Santa Claus convention seem weird to just about everyone.
Except to all the other folks who look like, and enjoy the annual opportunity to portray Santa Claus for a few weeks to bring joy to youngsters.
The person who always has one insightful, courageous question to ask, and to ask it in a non-threatening way at just the right moment…
These people seem like antagonists. Weirdos who “just don’t get it”.
But to others seeking truth and authenticity, it’s weirdly refreshing and inspiring.
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