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"No man is an island" comes from a sermon by the seventeenth-century English author John Donne. What then of "MotuMikey"? "Motu" is a Tahitian word for island. "Mikey" is a man. Therefore, at least one man is an island. A retraction is in order, Mr. Donne!
I, MotuMikey, am a husband, a father, a son, a brother, an uncle, a friend, a neighbor, a citizen. I am also a writer, a marketer, a president, a CEO, a homeowner, a landowner, a company owner and the owner of a 34-year-old baseball glove that is surely of no value to anyone but me.
I am a thinker, an innovator, an ideator and the grandson of an inventor. I like to make other people think. I like to make other people laugh. I despise hatred. I abhor terrorism. I am increasingly disappointed in my fellow man. Yet...
I am eternally optimistic.
- Location:
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United States
- Favorite quote:
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"One man is an island"