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The Icarus Deception (Review and Analysis of Godin's Book)
The Icarus Deception (Review and Analysis of Godin's Book)
The Icarus Deception (Review and Analysis of Godin's Book)
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The must-read summary of Seth Godin's book: "The Icarus Deception: How High Will You Fly?".

This complete summary of the ideas from Seth Godin's book "The Icarus Deception" explains that when you settle for small dreams, you are robbing the world of what you could have created if you'd tried. In his book, the author highlights that to get ahead today and in the future, you’ve got to stand out and the only thing that will achieve that is if you make art – however you define it.

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LanguageEnglish
Release dateNov 12, 2014
ISBN9782511024324
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    Almost everyone knows the story from Greek mythology about Icarus who flies too high and close to the sun. Icarus perished because the sun melted the wax holding his wings on. That story is used ad infinitum to encourage people to conform and not to take risks. That is, however, a deception. The other aspect of the story which is less well known is Icarus was also warned not to fly too low because the mist and the water would ruin the lift in his wings. Society has altered the myth to encourage everyone not to stand out but flying too low or settling tor too little is the bigger danger today. When you settle for small dreams, you rob the world of what you could have created if you’d tried.

    As the industrial economy continues to morph into the connection economy, the only viable way to get ahead is to make art rather than mindlessly following the rules. To get ahead today and in the future, you’ve got to stand out and the only thing that will achieve that is if you make art – however you define it.

    Like it or not, we are all artists now.

    A revolution is here, our revolution, and it is shining a light on what we’ve known deep down for a long time — you are capable of making a difference, of being bold, and of changing more than you are willing to admit. You are capable of making art.

    – Seth Godin

    "The connection revolution is

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