May 11th, 2005
Best Blog Post of 2005 from Seth Godin
by Joshua Porter | 
1 Comment | shortlink: http://bokardo.com/p/99
This could be the best blog post I’ve read in 2005. Seth Godin, in his post titled On Critics, Criticism and Remarkability, writes:
“We don’t choose to be remarkable because we’re worried about criticism. We hesitate to create innovative movies, launch new human resource initiatives, design a menu that makes diners take notice or give an audacious sermon because we’re worried, deep down, that someone will hate it and call us on it.”
Read the whole thing. I think he’s right. We all have a choice to be remarkable or not. From here on out, I’m choosing Yes.
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1. starcycle 5:53am, Sat 27th, 2007
A novel of Jean-Bernard peak on a site Cafougnette.
What is-what the bike comes to be there-inside ?
Jules Edible mushroom has he ever spoken races and bikes ?
Even so if the eph Cafougnette has been a few bads turns ..would be
Though, the bike is far from to be foreign to the mine (and Edible mushroom
far from to be hostile to foreigners) either that to pavings northerly .
Jean Bernard peak is the welcome because one knows to receive, it can roll
about with sin bike !
His novel evokes remarkably Dunkirk and his Carnival, it us does him to live
a personage northerly worthy to walking in procession the Tall Evening to
sides of Cafougnette.
The spectacle who is come out him himself is played during two years through
France, party of Bretagne by the way by the North.
If it is today have you finished, it lets the place to strong regards in
cycling middles, with pals of Tall stakes of for instance , and as to a long
syllable photographic adventure with Xavier tillages.