Inspired? Inspiring? The WebVideo
offer them on a silver platter: motivators. They will communicate a sense of ultimate power in a few sentences tasty. They will simply, with a list of do and not do to become. Become short. Because that's what it question. Not to be. Not happiness. No, the passage of a state x to state y is the upward social mobility is at stake
I caught the following video on Twitter (@ Provokat who also hesitated about the value of the speech). Overall impression: ever heard.
Message condensed into 10 minutes. Usual phrases Cutes shocked: "If you want to learn about lions in the jungle not go to the zoo." Contempt of conformism to invite to the path less traveled. All that magically, with an air of "just do it fuckers".
Not that I do not like motivators. I can not stop sharing it Guy Kawasaki as the good news. I also recommend highly to anyone looking to build something to read "Tribes" by Seth Godin which I am assiduously blog.
What makes me annoyed to be today? The sensation of wind. The motivation is to move much air, and this may be everything. It becomes a comfort in itself. It suddenly feels invincible, it is believed to touch the recipe for success. It's like dreaming of millions by buying a lottery ticket.
"Becoming" is mainly through the barrier of a suffering. I dare say, must still have the strength. That we forget to talk about. It lacks a side of the coin: military training, the sleepless nights, hard times, the discomfort, errors, etc..
One of the greatest qualities of the Internet would offer us the opportunity to do "great things" for yourself (assuming being a blogger is a great thing ... for example). What we are talking very little, the anxiety status. This constant pressure that people "become". There's a philosopher who has laid an book about it. A must read before questioning the length and width. (I liked the documentary discover in this book. If you seek you shall find ...)
Indulge yourself pleasure. Inspiration, motivation is good. Just be prepared to suffer for an omelette that is knowing without breaking eggs never forget that we can eat something else too. In short, everyone's happy!
Posted by Marie-Louise Gariépy
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