Here’s the seventh in a nine part series looking at the Manifesto Manifesto principles with a view to creating your own manifesto.
Manifestos generate new meaning. They collect attitudes, align beliefs and provide a consistent worldview. This inspires new ways of being and new actions.
Five questions to ask yourself when you sit down to start writing your manifesto relative to creating the future…
Apple says ‘We Are the Crazy One’s and they want you to join them in pursuing your creativity and innovation.
Nike’s Just Do It is an attitude you can apply to your whole life.
The Slow Movement wants us to take our time.
Do you believe in God? Do you value racial equality? Do you favour freedom over tyranny?
Google has a list of ten core principles that influence their culture.
Work through these questions to start writing your manifesto. Share your results and/or ask questions in the comments below.
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