How to pronounce“cassand”in English

Cassandra then, being from Troy, saw the sack of her city, saw her brothers killed, saw her family destroyed, her home destroyed, her entire city burned to the ground.

Cassandras are out there, and we need to find them.

Cassandra and he was um working with the late Dana Meadows who wasn't late then

cassandra they're an expert they're an expert in their field and they are

Cassandra's in the future they all had the same type of criticism these are

Cassandra do the critics take on the cassandra and say no your data is wrong

Cassandra in Greek mythology was a woman cursed by the gods.

Cassandra in Greek mythology was someone cursed by the gods, who could accurately see the future but would never be believed.

Cassandras seriously is we’ve seen it in the movies, we’ve seen it in science fiction.

Cassandra Bow. Kara Brantley.

Cassandra Hastey. Cannon Micheal Healy.

And Cassandra went crazy with her warnings, crazy that no one listened to her.

Every Cassandra we interviewed said two things to us.

This Cassandra was correct.

A Cassandra we talk about in the end of the book, who's now giving a warning on climate change, is Dr. Robert Hansen.

with Cassandra Wilson doing tours, then I ended up hitting tours with Wynton Marsalis and then John Hendricks,

the Cassandra the decision-maker the issue itself and the critics under each

potential Cassandra event we think we can begin to tell who's right and who's Chicken Little when we look at the Cassandra herself or

The Cassandra we found in New Orleans was fired for making a prediction that the city would flood.

Usually Cassandras are people who are not directly involved in the thing that they worry about.

And Cassandra was cursed with being able to see the future, but not having people believe her.

Mentioned Cassandra before -- it's the Greek myth.

Another example of a Cassandra that was ignored, another extremely poignant example, is Charlie Allen.

We called this the Cassandra Coefficient.

Can we apply the Cassandra Coefficient to current warnings?

He's our Cassandra in this part of the book.

This is a Cassandra moment.

We gave him the Cassandra Award.

A lot of the Cassandras we looked at had something we call an off-putting personality.

We've got Cassandra Rose Clarke.

They were running Cassandra, MySQL, Membase, Memcached, MongoDB, and Redis.

I'm Cassandra Worthy. I'm a speaker and founder and CEO of Change Enthusiasm Global and I'm the author of Change Enthusiasm:

we call the Cassandra coefficient is that human being because we think what we're trying to do here is predict the future not by some algorithm or

other disaster the Cassandra's typically have never predicted a disaster before

in our Cassandra coefficient if the issue is of such a magnitude that it

So the Cassandras that we looked for were people who accurately predicted some future disaster.

about those seven Cassandras from the past.

When we say “Cassandras” throughout the book, we’re talking about people who can accurately see the future.

People who are right—Cassandra was right—people who are right about the future but are being ignored.

remember that Cassandra was right and the cheerleading Georgians were wrong

you and that's the Dilemma of cassand that you get out there you're alore you're talking about the truth and everybody says oh he's just you know

And when we don't find these Cassandras and we don't listen to them, people die.

We've created something called the Cassandra Award Foundation.

ourselves in the book why did this Cassandra event happen we find that

and that is necessary to be a Cassandra and it is the belief in their own

There is the quality of the Cassandra herself or himself.

And in those four column headings—the Cassandra, the decision maker, the issue itself, and the critics—under each of them there are several different criteria.

By applying that template to a potential Cassandra event, we think we can begin to tell who’s

Like so many of our Cassandras, Ambassador Robert Ford saw something first.