Sometimes @SethGodin Just Nails It. #pauto #careers #automation

July 10, 2013
I read Seth Godin's blog, but not very religiously. I skim the headline and if it is interesting, I read it. I read today's blog, and I recommend you read it too. Here's a snippet:Proving the skeptics wrong 

I read Seth Godin's blog, but not very religiously. I skim the headline and if it is interesting, I read it. I read today's blog, and I recommend you read it too. Here's a snippet:

Proving the skeptics wrong

"It'll never last..."

"Someone with her background will never make a go of this..."

"Are you kidding me?" "Pathetic! Delusional!"

"Social media is a fad, the iPad is a toy, you're never going to amount to anything..."

Here's the thing about proving skeptics wrong: They don't care. They won't learn. They will stay skeptics. The ones who said the airplane would never fly ignored the success of the Wright Bros. and went on to become skeptical of something else. And when they got onto an airplane, they didn't apologize to the engineers on their way in. 

You can read the rest of it here:http://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/43301262/0/sethsblog~Proving-the-skeptics-wrong.html 

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