I took the cue from Seth Godin. In The Big Moo: Stop Trying to be Perfect and Start Being Remarkable”, Godin pooled together 33 powerful minds in business to give their views on how we can be remarkable. The 33 thought-leaders and pioneers contributed their ideas for free because they wanted to change the world, together.

Godin says, "Good is no longer good enough, because now everything is good enough. People no longer want to be satisfied. They want to be blown away. Remarkable is not in the eyes of the producer. It doesn’t matter how hard you’ve worked on something or how cool you think it is. It’s if the consumer thinks it’s worth remarking about, then it’s remarkable."

The future of the world lies in people coming together in sincere dialogue and conversations to ask new questions and frame new approaches to solve complex issues together. To be able to collaborate, we first need to hear each other’s stories and contribute to making sense of our experiences. We need to tell stories of our encounters with remarkable people and places, and invite others to spin off their own stories of other remarkable people and places. How else can we weave new dreams?