Jeff Bezos: Learning from an Incredible Entrepreneur [View article]
I find it helpful to actually read an article or watch a piece before commenting. But perhaps I learned that via my public school education which is clearly inferior to home schooling.
On Jul 25 07:51 AM Mike Stathis wrote:
> I didn't watch the video - didn't need to. > > Bezos is NOT a tech innovator. He is a strategist. Even more so > he is able to EXECUTE. > > Here's the deal with Bezos......He has the unique ability to think > on his feet. He is a leader in creative thought, unlike the vast > majority of CEOs in America today. > > Is Bezos particularly intelligent? Most likely not according to > standard measures. But who cares about standard measures? That's > all trash anyway. > > His unique personality is what truly makes him a great CEO. He is > somewhat of a maverick. He manages to get things done regardless > of the hurdles. > > Is he a Steve Jobs? > > Not at all. Jobs is arguably the best marketing strategist in the > world. However, Jobs isn't particularly good as a CEO. > > Bezos, on the other hand has a healthy mix of many elements. <br/> > > I'm willing to bet Bezos was seen as an odd-ball for much of his > life. In America, that can often be a good sign, as America has > become a nation of dumbed-down robots. > > If Bezos were a youth in today's modern America, it is likely he > would be singled out as having one of more social/mental deficits > - not because he is lacking - only because American society is continuing > to force more youths into this ideal cookie-cutter image. And if > they don't fit into it, they are claimed to have ADHD or some other > mental issue.....perhaps "anger management" issues. I won't get > into the government's atttempts to destroy individuality. > > One thing I am sure of...the future great business leaders of the > future will predominantly come from non-tradiational educational > backgrounds- perhaps homeschooling. There's no way they will come > from the public (and in many cases) the private school system. > > > Bezos is one of a kind. And if you cannot relate to his core psyche, > don't even try to second-guess his judgment or you are likely to > get burned. >
Jeff Bezos: Learning from an Incredible Entrepreneur [View article]
On Jul 25 07:51 AM Mike Stathis wrote:
> I didn't watch the video - didn't need to.
>
> Bezos is NOT a tech innovator. He is a strategist. Even more so
> he is able to EXECUTE.
>
> Here's the deal with Bezos......He has the unique ability to think
> on his feet. He is a leader in creative thought, unlike the vast
> majority of CEOs in America today.
>
> Is Bezos particularly intelligent? Most likely not according to
> standard measures. But who cares about standard measures? That's
> all trash anyway.
>
> His unique personality is what truly makes him a great CEO. He is
> somewhat of a maverick. He manages to get things done regardless
> of the hurdles.
>
> Is he a Steve Jobs?
>
> Not at all. Jobs is arguably the best marketing strategist in the
> world. However, Jobs isn't particularly good as a CEO.
>
> Bezos, on the other hand has a healthy mix of many elements. <br/>
>
> I'm willing to bet Bezos was seen as an odd-ball for much of his
> life. In America, that can often be a good sign, as America has
> become a nation of dumbed-down robots.
>
> If Bezos were a youth in today's modern America, it is likely he
> would be singled out as having one of more social/mental deficits
> - not because he is lacking - only because American society is continuing
> to force more youths into this ideal cookie-cutter image. And if
> they don't fit into it, they are claimed to have ADHD or some other
> mental issue.....perhaps "anger management" issues. I won't get
> into the government's atttempts to destroy individuality.
>
> One thing I am sure of...the future great business leaders of the
> future will predominantly come from non-tradiational educational
> backgrounds- perhaps homeschooling. There's no way they will come
> from the public (and in many cases) the private school system.
>
>
> Bezos is one of a kind. And if you cannot relate to his core psyche,
> don't even try to second-guess his judgment or you are likely to
> get burned.
>