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A speaker imagines life without the internet and argues we're more connected than ever. He's promoted a "one-to-many" communication philosophy since 2005, valuing podcasts, books, and videos as efficient ways to reach many people at once.
A speaker imagines life without the internet and argues we're more connected than ever. He's promoted a "one-to-many" communication philosophy since 2005, valuing podcasts, books, and videos as efficient ways to reach many people at once.
Could you imagine what your life would be like right now without the Internet? If all this is going on, then there's no Internet. Could you imagine what would you be doing all day besides storing toilet paper? What would you do all day? No Internet, no connection. I genuinely think we're doing it right now. I think you and I are more connected than we've ever been. I'm thinking about you guys, of how to connect with you at a deeper level. See, my thought process in life is all about one to many. How do I go one to many, not one on one. One on one's tough. But I've been preaching this since 2005 once I discovered this concept. This is why podcasts are amazing. This is why I do invest my time. Books and podcasts and videos and such. I can work 30 minutes or 60 minutes and I can accomplish so much more because it can be repeated over and over and over.
