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If you could follow a blog hosted by anyone from history, who would it be and why?
I recently read an interesting post entitled, "If Walt Disney Had a Blog," and wondered who else might be a good blogger. Here's the post: http://smartboydesigns.com/2011/04/28/if-walt-disney-had-a-blog/
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Abraham Lincoln - It would be interesting to be able to have insight into his thoughts throughout his storied life, but especially during the Civil War. Here was a leader who on the outside appeared to have limited leadership qualities, but was able to make a very dysfunctional cabinet work together during one of the most trying times in America's history.
Christ would be interesting. But I would also RSS Mohammed and Buddha Blogs as well. The first person introspection would be fascinating.
Mark Twain. He would have exploited this medium to its fullest. I mused about this idea in 2008, when I wrote "What Would Mark Twain Click on?" http://www.customerthink.com/blog/what_would_mark_twain_click
Harry Chapin - the average citizen who left a legacy of art, inspiration and social responsibility.
Winston Churchill - his leadership thoughts and insights would be insightful in the current world. Mr. Churchill was a very broad thinker and outspoken about many things and in the current world economy and changes in governments accross the globe I think he would have a great deal to say. I could see him working well with Former President Bill Clinton, Former President George Bush, and others to formulate plans to improve many things.
Nikola Tesla fascinates me.
Genghis Khan, my hero for change management
All great answers, and since this is really a personal choice, I cannot choose a "best answer."
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