Think about the people who influence you. Do you follow them because they follow other people? No, you follow them because they have a perspective in the first place.
Over time, I identified a single factor that makes the biggest difference between a great meeting and a poor one: PowerPoint. The best meetings don’t go near it.
The point is that at the end of the day, with regards to marketing your company, it’s not what the thirty other people say or what their opinion is, it’s what you are comfortable with and what you feel reflects you and your company.
And yet, without guidance and clear communication from the CEO, employees immersed in social media might make the mistake of expressing the company in ways that are in direct contrast to its value proposition.
Your idea for your latest venture may not be the one that changes the world but it’s your idea and reasoning behind your business that starts the revolution.