This is slightly off topic, but interesting nonetheless. Paul Aaron Travis, a guru on marketing and leadership, formed a facebook group called 3FirstNames and invites all FB members who have three first names to join. Don't worry, it's not a cult. Below is a description of the group:
There is something unique (and statistically uncommon) about a person whose first, middle, and last names are ALL first names. In fact, we tend to think we are the only ones!
Research on the blogosphere indicates there is no consensus -- some people think people with 3 first names are tacky and others say they are smart!
I have yet to fully absorb the global significance, but figure we should all stay in touch just in case we are being called to bigger things.
Definition:
* Proper first name (e.g. "Michaels" or "Adams" does not qualify due to plurality)
* Gender needn't match (e.g. "Sally Sue Martin" qualifies, as it no doubt has created its own unique experiences for Sally)
There is something unique (and statistically uncommon) about a person whose first, middle, and last names are ALL first names. In fact, we tend to think we are the only ones!
Research on the blogosphere indicates there is no consensus -- some people think people with 3 first names are tacky and others say they are smart!
I have yet to fully absorb the global significance, but figure we should all stay in touch just in case we are being called to bigger things.
Definition:
* Proper first name (e.g. "Michaels" or "Adams" does not qualify due to plurality)
* Gender needn't match (e.g. "Sally Sue Martin" qualifies, as it no doubt has created its own unique experiences for Sally)
