Purple You : Your New Career

Purple You : Your New Career

The Book
Seth Godin; Linchpin: Are You Indispensable?; Penguin Group; New York; 2010.
Seth’s Website
Seth’s Blog

Speed RAP
Seth Godin’s earlier book Purple Cow suggests in the internet world an average product for an average person was no longer effective.
Instead, you needed a Purple Cow – a product remarkable enough to get people talking naturally about it.
Now, it’s your turn.
In Linchpin, Seth says YOU need to be remarkable or indispensable to be successful in your career.
It’s time for Purple You!

The Big Idea
Todays Digital/Internet/Knowledge Era is redesigning work and organizations.
The Industrial Age birthed factories and gave us standardized jobs making standardized products for standardized customers.
Todays office is a mere factory extension – the production line has become a row of cubicles.
And, that’s about to change.
The flip from standard to custom is creating unique organizations relying on the unique abilities of it’s unique employees to create unique solutions for its unique customers.
This is your chance to shine!

Your Challenge
Be You!
More specifically: be Purple You!
It’s time to jumpstart your career, raise your game and share your full self.

  1. Choose to be an artist rather than a cog.
  2. Identify and acknowledge your genius.
  3. Overcome your natural resistance.
  4. Let yourself go. Your future wellbeing depends on it.

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