Hans Rosling is inspirational in the way he communicates, the way he sells his ideas and the way he presents his arguments. He presents boring statistical data in a way that even a child could understand it.
In the same way he has helped me understand that what I do as a strategist is of no value, if I cannot sell my solutions to a client. I like what Business Week Online has to say about him, “Rosling believes that making information more accessible has the potential to change the quality of the information itself.”
Everything keeps coming back to that, you need to not only understand your own data in the end, but you also need to get your clients to understand your data if your solutions are ever going to see the light of day.
The video above is from a presentation Hans did for Ted.com. Here’s what Ted.com has to say about him, “In Hans Rosling’s hands, data sings. Global trends in health and economics come to vivid life. And the big picture of global development—with some surprisingly good news—snaps into sharp focus.” You can read more about him on Ted.com
Follow up
If you liked the first video, then this one will impress you more, especially in the end how he proves that the impossible is possible.
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anyone else ntocie the orange bubble that fell below the x axis during the early 1940s part?