The books of life
Its not everyday one gets to read an amazing book.
But on those few days that you sit down to read and digest a book, the knowledge that one can absorb from them is almost unimaginable.
A few hours ago, I found this book sitting in a drawer in the room I currently am staying.
It talks about having and growing the ability to be innovative, to possess that which great CEOs and entrepreneurs have.
Truly the notion that innovative individuals or geniuses are born and are somewhat imbued with greatness from the start is greatly wrong (at least from my POV).
The most common reason why many dont leave their current location /situation is because of excuses.
I learnt something a long time ago, "the moment you relegate a task to tomorrow you have already failed at that task".
The phrase I'll do it tomorrow is one of the many excuses that we use on a daily and one excuse that shows our propensity to procrastinate.
Get things done today, rather than pushing it to tomorrow.
@destinysaid, Literally speaking you've done an great job by sharing the ultimate message which you've received from this THE INNOVATOR'S DNA. And books sometimes really transform our life.
We human beings hold the greatest potential but, at the same time in my opinion many of us becoming Lazy too, due to which we are missing the potential growth opportunities.
And life gives few opportunities which can totally Transform our life but many of us neglect that opportunity but in future we look back in time and think that if i would took that opportunity then today situation would be different.
So we have to remember one thing and that is, if something is important and you've planned to execute it today then do it today and accomplish your goal, instead of postponing and losing the opportunity.
Wishing you an great day and stay blessed. 🙂
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a lot of irrelevant things we give our attention to kills our creativity.
There's a big struggle out there...