General human blindness and wealth inequity in America

 

Three months ago Seth Godin shared this post which features a link to the video above, and dialogue unrelated to wealth. It’s mostly about how we have trouble visualizing important statistics and the video is really well done and effective at making things crystal clear.

What still is not clear, to me anyway, is how we put so much stock in tomorrow, without fully investing in today.

Not talking about money, rather personal leadership.

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Can a Middle School teacher inspire an international professional speaker?

Middle School parent orientation photo
Last night was inspiring (thank you Stephanie)

 

Can a Middle School teacher inspire an international professional speaker?

Yes.

In fact anyone can inspire anyone else.

When we meet someone who has a clear, concise, and compelling vision, and is hell bent to see it become a reality – what happens?

(I rest my case your honor)

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Are we willing to go against the common practice to excel?

Wailoa Center Art sign
Is self discovery art?

 

Are we willing to go against the common practice to excel?

This professional business experiment has to do with the biological clock of our digestive system.

Digestive health is driven by rhythm and clockwork.

Food is fuel and takes energy to digest and convert to resources in return.

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Get a clue, eh? A clue train

Motivational thought
We don’t need to settle, that’s clue #1

 

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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