Personally, I think the desire to 'appear' interesting vein and is futile. All of these 'tips' are just novelties. Even if you dedicate your entire life to appearing interesting, you'll just end up with party tricks, not real substance. I quickly learned in my profession that there are two types of people: 1) those who create the perception that they matter, and 2) those that actually matter. This list is designed to…
How to be interesting (2006)
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Re: How to be interesting (2006)
#12The article doesn't actually draw any connection between business success and being "interesting". This is just taken for granted by the author, but not supported. The article's advice isn't so much about how to be "interesting", as it is about how to "repeatedly put yourself out there in a public way". Being able to fail publicly is a useful business skill, mind you. There was an interview on HN a while back, can't…
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#14I liked the article but I'm wondering if anyone knows of resources (or has opinions) that address the next step.
Re: How to be interesting (2006)
#15Personally, I think the desire to 'appear' interesting vein and is futile. All of these 'tips' are just novelties. Even if you dedicate your entire life to appearing interesting, you'll just end up with party tricks, not real substance. I quickly learned in my profession that there are two types of people: 1) those who create the perception that they matter, and 2) those that actually matter. This list is designed to…
Re: How to be interesting (2006)
#16Okay, let's suppose one manages to be "interesting". How does one translate that to a fatter bank account? I liked the article but I'm wondering if anyone knows of resources (or has opinions) that address the next step.
Making money from real creativity is usually pretty hard - those that are creative tend to break the barriers whilst others make the money....
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#19Okay, let's suppose one manages to be "interesting". How does one translate that to a fatter bank account? I liked the article but I'm wondering if anyone knows of resources (or has opinions) that address the next step.
A fatter bank account its not 'a next step' from "interesting". Its almost entirely separate.... Making money from real creativity is usually pretty hard - those that are creative tend to break the barriers whilst others make the money....