LAOP 2019 · No. 27
Glenn Llopis
This is the beginning of a movement, but a movement takes a lot of people, and we all need to solve for these things.
Glenn Llopis
I closed the summit right after Brielle's talk by telling the room that this was the beginning of a movement, and that a movement needs many people. I asked everyone to go back and reintroduce themselves by what they solve for. I shared a breakfast conversation with the chairman of The New York Times about writing for views versus writing for influence, and offered my own definition of courage: when you know your truth, it feels normal.
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