Guest guest Posted December 11, 2006 Report Share Posted December 11, 2006 " A great English physiologist got the Nobel Prize for a book in which he proved that the human body cannot possibly run the mile faster than five minutes, and I think that within a week after the publication of that book a totally obscure Finn broke the five-minute mile barrier; and WITHIN, I WOULD SAY, SIX WEEKS ALL OF US HIGH SCHOOL KIDS ALL OVER THE WORLD HAD RAISED OUR OWN SPEED BY SIX SECONDS HERE, NINE SECONDS THERE, and 10 or 12 years later, when the four-minute barrier was broken, the same thing happened. " We stand on the shoulders of our predecessors. " - Drucker, " Managing The Nonprofit Organization " Why did I send this to you? Every day some of you send in e-mails telling about things you've done that have never before in human history been done -- the equivalent of the four-minute mile. The more aware you are of this, and the more consciously you choose to do it, the faster we will sweep disease from the planet. It's the hundredth monkey effect. Your visionary leader, Bayard Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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