Comments on: another interesting observation from the past: Leadership and Vision redux

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By: Tom Doman

Tom Doman — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 16:47:56 +0000

Kent: What an awesome message about leadership. I read this right before a meeting with an important colleague at work, and it completely inspired me to think differently about the work we were planning together. I really needed this message, and appreciate so much the power of what you shared. Hope you will blog much more often.

By: Alexandra Saperstein

Alexandra Saperstein — Sat, 23 Feb 2008 04:49:20 +0000

It has been waaayyyyy too long since I came to your site for nourishment. As always, it just hits the spot! Just last night I was looking at my bookshelf and wishing that some of my favorite writers, or musicians like Harry Chapin, could actually run our country for awhile. It’s hard not to believe that someone with the soulful kindness and depth of you or Ram Daas or Leo Buscaglia or James Hollis or Elie Wiesel wouldn’t provoke startling change. We could do worse than Clinton or Obama, for sure, but the biggest problem I see is that to get to the point of success where they are at in our country, it seems you already have to have surrendered up a good portion of your soul to get there in the first place just by the very nature of how D.C. and corporate America works. That’s why John Edwards never got a running start. The one Democrat candidate who wasn’t taken a single cent from lobbyists and was running the only truly Democratic campaign to finally truly address poverty in this country was shot down by his own party. I feel hopeful and disillusioned at the same time, excired and discouraged, afraid to hope sometimes for the future of our country but of course, more afraid to surrender hope altogether. Anyway, it was wonderful to read your writings again tonight. With much fondness! Alex