Observe an Idealist: Chris Conley's TED talk

[keirsey]

Do you want to observe an Idealist Leader in action: here is one Nebulous Flake, that has it together.


Chris Conley's TED Talk

[Quinta]

From a house maid and the young king of Bhutan: Why it's important to measure happiness.

He speaks well.

[Goodrum]

I don't run into any idealists in business, this is unique and exciting.

It reminds me of two things off the top of my head:

1.A rather famous Australian businessman, Dick Smith, (electronics/explorer/aviator) said in business to be successful it doesn't necessarily need be inventing anything, just select what you want to do and offer a "better" service.

He opened up electronics gear shops, some, right next door to other electronic/gizmo shops and got into providing really great service and blew the others out of the water. (Financially, success wise, then sold on the franchise(ing) of his businesses).

2. My promoter mentor (who doesn't do soft porn-that I know off ), has always said, "you catch more flies with honey than vinegar" or something like that.

Chris is fun.

[stellarrenegade]

I like that. The best work experiences I've had are the ones where I had the most fun, regardless of lacking conditions.

Also, I think that Chis is a Teacher Idealist.

Also also, Ted plays really sleek and smooth on my phone.