A chapter in the story of me (via Fred):

“I went through a period where I wrote about YouTube a lot. It was fascinating to me to watch web video take off and the lessons we all learned from YouTube’s success were important. After YouTube was purchased by Google, I kind of lost interest. I felt like that story had played out to its logical conclusion and it was time to look elsewhere for lessons to learn.” [all emphasis mine]

I’m curious. So I observe. And then I question.

It’s how I learn and understand. It enables me to collect dots.

Dots? Yes. Lessons learned. Dots. I find reward in amassing dots and connecting them. The more dots, the further I can see.

That’s why I’m hungry for lessons to be learned. And once they’re learned it’s also why I move on. Quickly. Because there are so many lessons to learn.

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