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Tuesday, February 20, 2007

Rising above average

Came across a good article by Seth Godin on "How to be remarkable" that was published in the Guardian. Seth Godin is a well-known writer and in this article, he discusses how to be remarkable and stand above average. Among the some of the recommendations that Seth Godin makes on becoming remarkable include:

- Going full-measure with full commitment
- Remarkable doesn’t mean being noticed by others
- Remarkability lies in the edges
- Others may not appreciate your efforts to be remarkable
- You need to reinvest and reinvent as what's fashionable today soon becomes unfashionable

I especially liked the recommendation regarding reinvesting and reinventing in oneself. With all the changes that are occurring and increasing globalization and competitiveness it has become essential to be a life-long learner and making continuous effort to better oneself.

For the complete article, check out the following link:

Seth Godin’s article from The Guardian

posted by Ruby @ 7:07 AM

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