Recently in the emails:
HOW TO START A REVOLUTION
"How are you gonna be a revolutionary if you're such a traditionalist? You hold onto the past, but jazz is about the future." Keith, La La Land
A few examples of traditionalism in our lives:
- Apple sticking to the no-remote policy and losing Ian Goodfellow, director of Machine Learning.
- Robotics Engineers sticking to "naïve" algorithms instead of Deep Learning.
- Marketers sticking to Facebook Ads even though disastrously not profitable.
- Engineering schools sticking to in-class learning and refusing to integrate online courses in their curriculum.
- Bloggers sticking to Wordpress no matter how catastrophic this tool is.
- Media (and social media companies) sticking to left-wing bias and population tracking no matter how much neutrality and privacy will matter in the future.
- Job candidates sticking to sending cold, boring, ugly profiles, no matter the raising importance of personal branding.
👉🏼 I think you can create a mini-revolution by not sticking where everybody is sticking.
Ideas for a mini-revolution based on the list above:
- Building a personal branding platform for job seekers,
- Helping schools integrate online learning to their curriculums,
- Helping social media being less biased,
- etc...
Good ideas are everywhere, just start looking for them.