I just watched a fantastic TED talk.
I got pulled into it because of my love for the Wright Brothers (see my books along the side) who are mentioned in this talk, but stayed to listen because of the fantastic ideas.
"Great Leaders lead because of what they believe, not because of what they make or do."
Interesting.
It seems that, we follow, we buy products, these people (the leaders) succeed because our gut feeling also believes.
Learn more by clicking on through.
(and if you wonder why posts here have been a bit scarce lately, I spent the past six month in and intensive writing semester at Vermont College of Fine Arts in their Writing for Children and Young Adults program.
Boy did I learn a LOT. I'm going to spend the next six months digesting what I learned, then will go back next July for my last semester there. When I graduate (some year), I will have earned an MFA in writing, but more than that, I will have learned so much about writing. I've always believed that I wanted to write, and this course is giving me even more tools to enable me to write better.)
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