from Bill Clinton speech- People are more impressed by the power of our example rather than the example of our power... - Bill Clinton
It's very interesting to watch pros watch other pros perform. I still remember a video I saw years ago of Bill Clinton walking by a monitor showing a speech by JFK. He stopped and watched it in a way that "intently" doesn't do justice to.
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Huh. That is interesting. It also ties in well with this highlight from my
@readwise today:pic.twitter.com/gC3Ue9u1M4
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Got the book, thanks!
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Even better is when you can get the "soundtrack" of what they're evaluating out of their head and into the world (verbally or written). The nuance of exactly what they're looking at - regardless of discipline - is fascinating to hear.
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one molester watching other molester
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long time watcher, 24th July ’63. Image by Arnie Sachs.pic.twitter.com/cPr329Zj28
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I went to a soccer match, got chatting to the guy next to me who was an ex player working as a scout for a major European club. He could see everything from individual skill to whole field tactics. I've been to literally hundreds of games and I could never get near his level.
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Love when great sports commentators do that, they elevate you to their level of understanding the sport, adding so much depth to your experience watching. Watching them do that, as Paul pointed out, is an enjoyment in itself.
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Any other more timely pros to comment on?
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That’s kind of what we do with you guys on Twitter.
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