I just spent a week at the TED conference, with some of the most fascinating people in the world.
What I learned at TED:
- Nice guys finish first.
- We're going to be just fine. A lot of smart, caring people are doing all the right things.
- It's too late for pessimism. Be optimistic–it's how things get better.
- Necessity is the mother of invention. Thankfully, we live in a world where wealthy geeks have become inventor philanthropists.
- Compassion and love run strong in this world.
Organizer Chris Anderson closed with this big idea:
I'm not sure whether the optimists or the pessimists are right, but I know this: The optimists are going to get something done.
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Beautiful! Thanks for posting this one Andy.
“Character, in the long run, is the decisive factor in the life of an individual and of nations alike.” ~Theodore Roosevelt
Andy: The absence of comments should not be misconstrued as this falling on deaf ears. I, for one, sent this on to a dozen folks, at least one of whom has linked to you and generated his own comments. This was a much appreciated post!
Thanks, Jeff .. I do appreciate it. It’s important to share positive messages when people are down.
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