I’ve noticed that I haven’t been really active with my blog for a while and so I promise to write more content – not simply content but substantial content – for my readers.
Anyway, here’s what I’ve been up to recently:
• E-mailing Sean Parker, founder of Napster and founding president of Facebook
• Connecting with Dale Stephens, founder of the UnCollege Movement
• Chatting with Michael Ellsberg, author of the book Education of Millionaires: It’s Not What
You Think and It’s Not Too Late
Why would I want to link up with such famous and well-connected people such as them?, you might ask. The truth is, as of now, I am still unsure as to why I am doing this. Is it due to pride, or arrogance, or to distinguish myself, or perhaps due to the thirst for success.
But what I am sure of is this: modern technology has changed (and is changing) society to the point that it has made what was once impossible a reality now. The very fact that I am able to send a message to these distinguished men – regardless if they reply or not – is a testament to how technology has been able to creatively disrupt our world. And I also believe that not using this technology – this capability – in the modern world is not anymore ignorance but rather stupidity – plain, outright stupidity.
In my case, I simply used it for networking.
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Thanks for the compliments and for chiming in. I’ll make sure to write more of these kinds of posts by this week. Thanks!
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Yeah, some of my friends say that I’m doing too much for a person of my age but I do have my legitimate reasons for doing the above.