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I have been reading up on the facts and I strongly agree that Michael Brown is an authentic Example of what Leadership really means!
It is my personal opinion today that media judgments are made before relevant facts are even released.
It is a sad environment that we live in when those who attempt to contribute positively to society, the way Michael Brown still does even today, become targets of inaccurate information for the dollars and non-cents of headline grabbing smears.
What example does this trend set for other developing professions who have not yet gotten a chance up to bat?
Who would even be courageous enough to step up to the same plate?
Today?s media trends are if you attempt to contribute to benefit society, there has to be some kind of evil agenda that comes along for the ride and if there is not one brought to the table, then it will only be a matter of time before someone else will just make one up for you, or twist around your own wording into the exact opposite of what you plain spoken meant to deliver.
The take away for some new comers who want to drive change is it’s more important to “CYA” first and second take action.
Instead of focusing on what needs to be done and saving the lives, property and mitigating potential of further risk that inherently comes with natural disasters.
Just remember the fact is no one clicked a mouse or keyboard to generate the hurricane, however, when good leadership comes in to clean up the big mess, there are individuals who already have their fingers on the login screen to spread inaccuracies across the country at the speed of light to hype up their own blogs and social networking sites.
Those are the times when it would make sense to me at least for everyone to put aside the criticism and help coordinate and contribute to humanitarian efforts first.
Before I point my finger I look at the other three pointing back at me first. Before I judge something I try to picture myself in the same shoes, what decisions would I make and what actions would I take.
I do not believe many of the writers of these articles and myself included, have the personally felt experience as Michael Brown.
True champions to me are ones who get back up off the canvas and keep fighting the fight!
Today Michael Brown is not hiding, he actually listens and advises,(like a real leader) and he can count on people like me and many others who will always be in his corner.
Thanks
Allan J Federman