Popular doesn't mean profound
Redemption with James Arthur Ray
English - September 16, 2020 23:41 - 4 minutes - 4.92 MB - ★★ - 45 ratingsEntrepreneurship Business entrepreneur leadership motivational Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
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Popular is just what the mass mind is resonating with. Think. Really think. The fact, is that to be the "most popular" and to have the most "friends" or followers, the creative individual must leave out the difficult parts. It must be dumbed down into something to be consumed in 6 seconds or less. Glance through your feed. How many people are there posting "motivational memes" right now? Everybody's an expert now, right? Chances are REALLY good that the person with the most followers or "likes" is not really disruptive or even that creative. We tend to give standing ovations to things that we agree with. Not to things that rattle our cage, push up against our resistance, and truly make us think.