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June 27, 2008

Manifesto for World Domination

Thanks to Sandie at Geeked Off, I just discovered the Art of Nonconformity and read Chris' manifesto for world domination. In it he says:

True Success: Contrary to what you may hear from the latest self-help book, true success does not come from passive visualization or wishful thinking. It takes action, planning, and sacrifice. Like surfer-turned-songwriter Jack Johnson says in one of his coolest songs, “Don’t let your dreams be dreams.” Make them real.

This man is super cool (and not just because he quotes the sexy Jack Johnson). He knows what he's talking about. He has never lived a conventional life. He's always made conscious decisions about everything, and he's figured out how to mix selfish personal goals with unselfish giving back to the world.

I'm not going to quote more, although I could rave on and on about his easy-to-read writing style, his enthusiasm, his use of specific examples, the way he... oh wait, I said I wouldn't rave.

Just go visit his site and read the (free) manifesto – now. Seriously. Go.

Someday Lessons:

  • When you find something you like, spread the news and let others share in the fun.
  • Enthusiasm is contagious.

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