This. Is. Important.

It's been a while since I've posted here.  I've been focused on other things these past couple of years.  Which means this blog has been rather stagnant.  I'm back today, though, just to "leave this right here," as they say (somebody says that).

My wife sent me this link--she listens to a TED Talk every day and also the Phil DeFranco show when it comes up.  I'm more intermittent and if possible even more eclectic in my digital consumption.

I just found Galloway's eloquent rant to be such an important and relevant part of the discourse around technoleadership right now, that I thought it belonged here.  So:

Let's just think about that.  Despite my personal commitment to use my social media (Facebook, Twitter, Blogs, YouTube, etc.) to produce content, or to at least share MY OWN THOUGHTS and add MY OWN VOICE to our (whatever that means--society?) conversation, sometimes, you just want to say, "Amen, brother," or, "Yes.  What s/he said!"  The statistics Galloway cites and the perspectives he forwards--whether you believe them accurate or not--are worthy of our attention.

So, here this is.