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1. Why did you say yes to participating in this project? I support the premise that we are undergoing a transformation to a world where prosperity and survival are dependant upon more people working together to make a quality difference. 2. What do you hope to get for yourself from this project? If my story benefits at least one person, I will consider my participation as time well spent. 3. How does the prospect of telling your story in public make you feel? A few years ago, I might have answered that it would have made me feel vulnerable, open to ridicule and overly optimistic as to the impact that my story might have on others. Today, I feel like, "Hey folks, here's my story, hope you find it useful and hope you are having as much fun as me." 4. What do you want your story to contribute to others? Not to underestimate the impact that one person can have on others. Remember the story of George Bailey in the movie classic, It's a Wonderful Life? George thought his life was meaningless and not worth living until the angel Clarence helped him to realize the impact that one person can have on others. I think there is a little George Bailey and Clarence in all of us. 5. From your perspective, what is your story really about? If you became aware of a technology that you believed could have profound and positive impacts on almost everyone, what would you do to share this information, how would you do it and are there any lessons learned that you could share with others? My story attempts to answer these questions |
