About this interview
I have to admit I do sometimes have to sit back and pinch myself, after all, it was only a few months ago, comparatively, that the Discovery Channel interviewed me to illicit my opinions on Elon Musk and his vision for the future of transportation, and now, as we wave goodbye to January here I am again being asked to commentate on Richard Branson's future visions. It's a funny old world, but as I say in my interview, criticising people who are trying to make the world a better place, change the status quo and, or, push the boundaries of what's possible is easy, but if more people got off the fence and holstered their poking fingers then we might already have managed to solve some of the world's greatest challenges.
You can find the excerpt of my interview below, happy reading, and let me know what you think, am I right or wrong in my opinion?
Questions and answers
What does this interview cover?
It is an exclusive interview with Metro newspaper in which Matthew Griffin comments on Richard Branson's future visions. His central point is that it is easy to criticise people who try to change the status quo or push the boundaries of what is possible.
Where and when was the interview given?
It appeared in Metro newspaper. Matthew wrote the recap as January ended. The source does not give the year.
What was Matthew's opinion on those who criticise bold thinkers?
He said criticism of people trying to make the world better is easy. If more people got off the fence and put away their poking fingers, he suggested, some of the world's greatest challenges might already be solved.
Can Matthew give this keynote at our event?
Yes. Matthew tailors each session to the audience, as a keynote, panel, executive briefing or leadership workshop. He works in person first, anywhere in the world.
