The hardest part is never the technology. It's getting people's brains to keep up with it. - Peter Diamandis

This is what abundance looks like: value created, not value extracted.

And this doesn’t just mean taking physical risks. The science shows that other risks — emotional, intellectual, creative, social — work just as well. “To reach flow,” explains psychiatrist Ned Hallowell,22 “one must be willing to take risks. The lover must be willing to risk rejection to enter this state. The athlete must be willing to risk physical harm, even loss of life, to enter this state. The artist must be willing to be scorned and despised by critics and the public and still push on. And the average person — you and me — must be willing to fail, look foolish, and fall flat on our faces should we wish to enter this state.

Right now a Masai warrior with a cell phone has better mobile phone capabilities than the president of the United States did twenty-five years ago.