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Yeah I’ve huge respect for Sean Kelly. He consistently performed and excelled throughout his entire career. Probably Ireland’s greatest sporting legend ever.

I agree with you on having heroes that are a little more accessible as well. I have them too. But for the sake of brevity I just listed the ones above to get the ball rolling. Obviously there are people I know personally that I admire hugely as well, but that’s for another post.

Obviously we all want to leave our own mark on the World, that’s a given. I think heroes play a vital role in this because they help to define (and explain to others) our own motives and goals. This includes all kinds of things like: what our culture is, what our values are, how we want to live, how we treat others, what we hold true, and so on.

Having a hero doesn’t encourage people to ignore their own goals. Instead it lets people express them. Particularly when they define a list of heroes, the sum of which is very different from the achievements of just one person and creates a completely new and unique set of aspirations.

Can’t say I really agree with he concept of a “Heroes” to be honest. There are people that I admire of course but I don’t really wish to aspire to be anyone else if anything I would aspire to leave my own individual mark. I associate the heroes with people obsessing over them and ignoring there own goals. Maybe thats too narrow a definition though.