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Seth’s Blog: The arrogance of willful ignorance

So true. Seth Godin is so good he can take a bad pitch and knock it out of the park every time.

Seth’s Blog: The arrogance of willful ignorance:

If you’re doing important work (and I’m hoping you are), then you owe it to your audience or your customers or your co-workers to learn everything you can. Feel free to ignore what you learn, but at least learn it.

None of Us Could be Any of Us Without All of Us

I subscribe to James Shelley’s RSS feed for his website where he recently said None of Us Could be Any of Us Without All of Us:

The leader of the future is the one who inspires people to recognize and embrace their interdependency.

James Shelley goes on to say:

No, the interdependent leader simply acknowledges and praises the fact that none of us could be any of us without all of us.

The stuff before and in between is also pretty great and in line with some of the topics I’m focused on these days.

(Via James Shelley)