What You Know + Who You Know

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What you know is critically important. But you can only use what you know if you know someone who can use it.

There has to be a connection from what you know to who you know. Your knowledge is really most valuable if it helps someone else.

Hoarding knowledge is power. Maybe. But power isn't the goal. Helping people should be the higher goal.

Share your knowledge with those who need it most.


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