2 Lessons from The Best Security System in the World
Sep 12, 2008 Random
Thanks for coming back. =). Glad to see you. If there's anything I can do for you, I'd love to hear from you. Drop me an email, or leave a comment, introduce yourself. I'd love to connect with you. Or if you have your own blog, why not let me promote your work?
Christopher S. Penn tells us about the best security system in the world, post 9/11.
Two things from that:
1) You’re often your strongest when you have nothing to lose.
2) It’s about the people, the community. Community trumps policy and tools any time. Take the example of Obama and his grassroots campaign, for example. Community, people. That’s the most important.
[?]Tags: community, grassroots, nothing to lose, obama, People, security
Reaching the Unreachable.
|
I’m no expert in politics, but there’s a great lesson here.
Nobody is truly unreachable. And if you’re able to reach those your competitors can’t, you’re very likely to succeed.
[?]Tags: election 08, obama, unreachable, youth
