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A three-minute video is narrated by Derek Sivers in which the vital roles played by others in transforming the individual by whom the idea was started to a movement leader from a lone nut with essential lessons for the people with the aspiration to lead without or with organizational authority and the person desiring for a new message, destination or idea introduction to a group.