Revolution 2.0

Introduction What is more important, how well we live or how we live in comparison to others? If we have a life with decent food and clothing, access to healthcare, comfortable housing including heating and AC, transportation, a cell phone and a TV with multiple channels, does it matter if Warren Buffet is worth $87 Billion? That’s the subject of today’s 10-minute podcast. Continuing “The only person you should try to be better than is the person you were yesterday.” -Unknown. Lots of people are going to say this person or that person first or most famously said this; the point is we all know this to be one of the major guiding truths in our lives. Or at least it should be. So why then is there an ever-increasing amount of conversation focusing on inequality, perhaps the most dangerous form of comparing ourselves to others? Let’s ask a few setup questions. Inequality in what? Results? I trust that no one is seriously saying that everyone’s results should be the same. Talent? I don’t have