Checkout Anytime you Like, But you Can Never Leave

In one of Seth Godin's recent blogs, I was inspired by several notions and wisdom.

Some valuable lessons from Seth's blog:

Associate with those who emphasize and are experienced with productive failure.
Breakthroughs throughout history (music, software, athletics) are geographically located by attracting tribes of followers.
Surround yourself with people who are motivated to make a difference.
Relocate if you must, in order to join the tribe and become part of the creativity.
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Sincerely,

Jim Carver

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Comment by Jim Carver on October 9, 2012 at 7:14pm: Dan,

Thank you for your kind and confirming comments. Nashville is indeed a hotspot of creative energy and I admire your circle of friends, celebrities and artists. The life changing story of your move to Nashville is impressive. Keep up the awe-inspiring work! Jim Carver

Comment by Jim Carver on October 9, 2012 at 7:08pm: Thank you so much Ann! I will research Mike Murdock. I appreciate your support and comments, Jim Carver

Comment by Ann Musico on October 9, 2012 at 8:01am: Reminds me of something Mike Murdock says - that every success has a specific location! Great post, Jim.

Comment by Dan Miller on October 9, 2012 at 5:15am: Jim
Great post. While we all talk about living in a virtual world I think you make a good point that geography still does matter. I choose "virtual assistants" that live close by so can meet once a month. And yes nice to be able to sit down with Dave Ramsey over dinner. And next week I'm speaking at the Launch conference with Mike Hyatt. Nashville is indeed a hotspot for creative thinking and action. We chose Nashville just for climate and convenience years ago but that choice has led to life-changing connections.