Malcolm Gladwell at TIBCO NOW 2014: The Right Attitude

[@peterstill3760]

Gladwell is the best orator of his profession. But also, his speeches demonstrates a depth of thinking that has become increasingly rare amongst people who write non fiction books and articles.

[@sangwoolee3183]

I want to be a great teacher like him. Thanks for sharing.

[@unclefester9113]

I'm not a heavy "reader" ... But, by God, I listen to this guy for 20 minutes and I feel inspired and he makes me smarter for every minute I spend listening to this guy. Few Podcasts can have the impact that Malcolm can have. He's Brilliant. He never ever seems the least little bit condescending. The guy's got PhD's in "smart" and multiple degrees in Humility Too.

How fun to go back 4 plus years and discover this video. It holds up so well. Wonderful talk Malcolm! I always enjoy your thoughtful conversations.

[@gultvideos]

Always cool to watch Malcolm Gladwell

[@mervinmaxes409]

He's the real deal

[@TheDavidlloydjones]

I'd always thought it was Matson, so now I've got some work to do finding out how they fit together. Thanks, Malcolm!

[@greenoak1]

Absolutely fascinating insight to technology innovation - and the characteristics of individuals that can help us all make these Leap Innovations (and not step increments). Malcom McLean (and Gladwell) are the game changers. Thanks for the video post.

[@maxlife9721]

SIMPLY AWESOME....

[@mikewalsh7318]

He has a peculiarly positive interpretation of the word 'disagreeable'. I looked up the definition and it is quite different and indicates a negative personality trait.

[@luv2dancesalsa465]

Currently the world is in a pandemic with COVID-19 and industry that sorta slammed to a standstill is back up and running. People have things WAITING in ports. What’s the issue now? Well… a bit of bureaucracy. Folks that hold empty containers are limited to stacking them only 2 high. They have no SPACE to put the empties. So government MUST temporarily lift the restrictions. Death of common sense, folks.

[@ameagher2]

It's difficult to decipher but at close to 23.20, he appears to say "I could care less." If that is the case, then what he was attempting to express was "he couldn't care less." Some Americans, even the smart ones like Malcolm, have an unusual approach to the usage of our beautiful language. Thanks for listening.

[@kimjohnson7469]

+ameagher2 Wanting to correct the incorrect use of that phrase is something that I have to let go of almost daily! I rue the day that grammar and spelling became secondary to other learning pursuits; somewhere in the eighties, I'd imagine.

[@DeeQu8nT81]

Malcolm Gladwell is Canadian

[@chefleosanchez]

You could correct him 100 times, but will never speak and transmit knowledge as him, but maybe once.

[@karenseligman5244]

low blow to the screen play writers

[@skepsys]

isnt this the guy who said what makes you successful is luck, and not will or work? didnt he write a book on that? ..............

[@Aquited]

you obviously haven't read the book

[@rendanimamphiswana6969]

Please read the book.

[@lukejackson1575]

Listen to this lecture with Elon Musk in mind.

[@Ash-bc8vw]

Can not find it on KZbin could you pls share the link

[@Kennethkimmd]

He is talking about Elon Musk.

[@TheHeavenman88]

It sounds alot like Elon Musk