Bill Geist on Cathedral Thinking

Inspiration for a Monday Morning

Rick Antonson is much more than a DMO pro. While his day job may be heading up Tourism Vancouver, he has written two fabulous books (“To Timbuktu for a Haircut” and “Route 66 Still Kicks“), with plans to write another. He is also a thought leader in the tourism world…and one of a handful of people that I never miss the opportunity to sit in on any educational session in which they riff.

His appearance last autumn at the TED-like “Public Salon” in Vancouver touches ever so slightly on tourism development. It actually perfectly underscores our last commentary in the Z-News.

It’s about the concept of “Cathedral Thinking.” It’s 6 and a half minutes long.

And, yes. You should make the time. Even on a Monday.

Especially on a Monday.

Source: http://billgeist.typepad.com/blog/2013/04/inspiration-for-a-monday-morning.html

 

 

 

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