After the terrorist attack in Paris on November 13, 2015, Facebook immediately came out with an app that let its users superimpose the French flag over their profile pictures to ostensibly show solidarity with France and Paris. (more…)
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What Quintessential Leaders Understand – And No One Else Seems To – About Ubiquity and Popularity
Posted: December 1, 2015 in Examples and Analyses of Quintessential LeadershipTags: critical thinking, depth, discernment, ethics, Facebook, following the crowd, knowledge, logic, mass appeal, popularity, principles, quintessential leader, reason, seth godin, shallowness, social media, ubiquity, understanding
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The Quintessential Leader 