The World Is Ruled by "C" Students

**Scott Bradley** · 05-24-2007 06:48 PM

Hello Everyone!

I just updated my blog with an article I wanted to share with you all. I had the brush of inspiration this morning and have been recieving some great feedback!

Any comments you leave would be greatly appreciated!!!

http://scottgbradley.blogspot.com

Have a great day!

**pbradish** · 05-24-2007 07:53 PM

Great article, thank you for sharing

**nookyt2** · 05-25-2007 08:18 AM

That article you wrote is so true and so on point , very insightful on your part. Good job.

**dosrotties** · 05-25-2007 08:49 AM

I think it has to also deal with details, macromanagenent, perhaps their inability for detail of dislike for details aloows them to be conceptually driven. As well as being a dreamer or inventor and that they don't get caught in the details allows them to see past the stumbling blocks and possible problems. You could also say most business fail becuase they do not find detailed people and the unforseen stumbling blocks trip them causing failure.

**jasaunders** · 05-25-2007 09:02 AM

The problem that I see, which I have commented on in previous posts, is that for every "C student" who is successful in business, there are 5 "A students" who are successful. Yes, there are people who never graduated or didn't do well in school who are successful, but there are far more people who were successful in school who are in the same position.

By the way, our president was a C student. IMO, he isn't a great leader.

**sspoldir** · 05-25-2007 09:56 AM

I think you really nailed it... even though the article doesn't come right out and say it. Successful business is a team sport, one person can't do it all they just need to surround them selves with competent people who can while involving those who perform the work.

**dosrotties** · 05-25-2007 09:59 AM

Interesting perspective Jasaunders. Your point reminds me of Steve Jobs. Yes very innovative but her drove everyone nuts and crazy.
It also sound like the book the E-myth. The entreprenreur always messes everything up for the managment and technitian to clean up the mess.

**dosrotties** · 05-25-2007 10:06 AM

Interesting perspective Jasaunders. Your point reminds me of Steve Jobs. Yes very innovative but her drove everyone nuts and crazy.
It also sound like the book the E-myth. The entreprenreur always messes everything up for the managment and technitian to clean up the mess.

**nalani** · 05-25-2007 10:23 AM

Great Article!

**zoobie** · 05-25-2007 12:50 PM

Thanks for sharing that one. Your article was great.

**columbus** · 05-26-2007 08:56 AM

Originally Posted by Scott Bradley

Hello Everyone!

I just updated my blog with an article I wanted to share with you all. I had the brush of inspiration this morning and have been recieving some great feedback!

Any comments you leave would be greatly appreciated!!!

http://scottgbradley.blogspot.com

Have a great day!

The article of "C" student about "A" student

**Mikey1205** · 05-26-2007 10:19 AM

Originally Posted by jasaunders

The problem that I see, which I have commented on in previous posts, is that for every "C student" who is successful in business, there are 5 "A students" who are successful. Yes, there are people who never graduated or didn't do well in school who are successful, but there are far more people who were successful in school who are in the same position.

By the way, our president was a C student. IMO, he isn't a great leader.

I agree . There are plently of successful C students but there are more successful A students