Do you want to be famous forever? Well, now you can!
Most of us have a story to share of
Entertainment hopefuls that never get their wish to be a star. Unfortunately, I
have been a perpetrator of uncovering these hidden opportunities that entice without
offering a secure solution to follow through. To find ideas that overcome the
challenge to take a vision viral forever, I looked to some thought leaders in
digital video sharing who spread their vision.
At this moment it is merely a vision, that I can facilitate
the gratification of the star potential for Artist, whom I manage. After exposure to this line of influential
speakers, I am convinced that some ideas could lead to visions that live on
forever. Some of my favorite leaders say
that all it takes is a vision, one vision, one thought.
Dr. N. Cindy Trimm says, we
are only one thought away from “Living Authentically,” as she effectively
shares how to walk that out daily, in her brand new book, The 40 Day Soul Fast, Your Journey to Authentic Living.
Bishop T. D. Jakes says you
are one thought away from a great revelation in your life. In his 2012 Series
of teaching on, The Power of a Thought,
his message explains why a Corporation is a thought. This forward thinking
leader speaks from his convincing stage of The Potter House. Found in Texas, where 1 of 3 mega churches
under his administration. He claims his success began with one thought, and
every level of evolution continued to burst out of thoughts and ideas.
Ted.com says “Ideas (are) Worth Spreading” when he provides a platform for speakers to share
their revelations in powerful 18- 20 minute talks. One of his Keynote speakers
teaches more of the mission of Ted.com to seek ideas globally, it appears this
Corporations has uncovered a revelation through giving away their branding.
Through the application of a 3-dial method, which he tags
“Crowd Accelerated Innovation.”
Chris Anderson says, that
everyone has ideas, which are more than worthy of going viral, as he demonstrated
the power of Crowd Accelerated Innovation,
quite amazingly. He proclaims that any individual or business can
effectively apply his 3-dial model, to grow their customer base. He teaches the dials consist of 1) A crowd, 2) Light and 3) Desire. When
Anderson teaches, “How web video powers global innovation he warns that Step 2
of the 3-dial system offers the greatest challenge. However, the commitment to
radical openness allowed this speaker to transcend that problem consistently
from the opening to the close.
By the end
of his speech; my interest to facilitate the instant gratification of the star
potential for Artist was enhanced exponentially by the emotionally charged
images of young people in a shanti town of Africa completely empowered by the
brand of Ted.com. When the crowd expanded to include them through video share,
the audience learned from Christopher McCall, one leader of a growing movement.
Christopher McCall says
Kibera is a hotbed of innovation and ideas. Among the many concepts, they
started their own Film school Kibera.TV. When the video camera focused on their
level of evolutionary
Through their openness I was able
to feel the dial of my desire go up. I
had the thought that digital video sharing might offer some innovations. I
begin to search for clues through the many Ted.com Speakers that would
specifically support my ideas to help Artist shape their hope into a
springboard of success.
I choose to watch
Adam Ostrow on this video share below.
Chris Anderson must have established
a hard act to follow, because the following Ted talk seems to pale in
comparison. Adam Ostrow delivered is
speech by sharing 3 key innovations for digital sharing. Ostrow says some top tools have been
innovated to help preserve our thoughts, ideas and personality to be honored
after we have passed away. He pointed out the top of tools like my
next tweet, and, a robot engineered by MIT designed to
emulate specific human characteristic
Excited to learn about his
solutions that inspired him to imply our but I also couldn’t help to notice the
striking contrast of their presentation style with regards to crowd response.
Ostrow was slow to evoke
the excitement of the crowd. One scene
literally showed a few tilted heads in the crowd as if to assume the sleeping
position. Perhaps they were pondering the same question Of Neumeir in his book
The Brand Gap. Neumeir says we should
ask, “How many actually touch your emotions?”
when comparing the pictures used to convey their message. Just before the boredom could over take them,
Ostrow was able to overcome the adversity through use of compelling openness.
When he shared the last
innovation, the final climax of Ostrow speech occurred when he shared an image
an additional tool, the hologram of Hip Hop Artist, Will I
Am. This highlighted the power of the
tools by demonstrating CNN’s ability to beam in the Artist for an interview
with Anderson Cooper, during the US elections 2008. In considering why Ted talks are so very
engaging as appose to its written competition, Laura Reis would say, “ The
difference between visuals on a screen and words in a book, is emotional glue
that holds some concepts in a persons memory for years, even decades”
These
experts inspired corporate strategies for team building to support my Artist. Additionally, these tools could prove helpful
in creating corporate concepts that support my mantra, “It's never too late.”
Team members will be encouraged to use my/next/tweet/ when gathering information that can predict their most frequent
tweet, as well as those of celebrities we seek to invite as keynote speakers. Each month our team meetings will share
creative tips gained from the use of the software download. Those members of
the team who are most effective will be celebrated at our annual banquet.
Inspired by Chris McCall 's film school production of Kibera TV, our company will offer more platforms for the Artist to entertain, some opportunities to act
and sing in plays and documentaries will be available. Through a commitment to
empower the people who support my company, the use of campaigns will forge
excitement and high levels of morale. The “I was here” campaign inspired by the
incredible work of Entertainer, Beyonce’ will outline different ways to collect
and categorize our individual personalities and traits. With the consent of the Entertainer only,
staff members who succeed in collecting enough material on their works and
contributions will be able to witness their hologram perform on stage at our
banquet with the hologram of the great Beyonce.
Neumeier, Marty. The Brand Gap.
MBS Direct. .
