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Ever since I read David J. Schwartz's The Magic of Thinking Big, I've wanted to write on this subject. This is one of the best books I've read that teaches you how to set your goals high and exceed them - the ability to think big. The question is, if thinking big makes such a big difference, why isn't everyone thinking the same way? The answer is simple. We are all exposed to more negative influences everywhere every day than we realize. No wonder our thoughts are small, not big. There are environments around us that try to drag us down. It is often said that “bigger is not always better”. Some might say that is true given the current economic climate, but I believe it is never true when it comes to new ideas and personal dreams. It's always good to think big. We can only succeed if we believe we can succeed. I have seen many young business owners decide to take on new jobs. Each of them "hopes" to one day reach the top and succeed. But most of these young people just can't reach the top because they don't have the belief that they can reach the top. But only a few of these young people really believe they will succeed. They approach their work with the feeling of "I'll go higher" and aim for the top. It is the attitude that separates these two groups of people from him. I recently read a poll about the ability to think big. It found that 75% of those who asked agreed that they weren't thinking well enough about their job or business, and 75% of those who dreamed big said they weren't doing what it takes to make them happen. It answered that there was a shortage of the Additionally, more than 85% of his respondents said they didn't know where to start or what steps to take to implement. Share David J. Schwartz's perspective on how to use the magic of big thinking in life's most important situations. There is certainly a certain magic in thinking big. But it's also true that we tend to forget. When faced with a difficult situation, there is a danger that the mind will shrink. And when that happens, we lose! Below is a simple guide to maintaining big power when you feel like taking a small approach. 1) Think big when people try to disparage us. Sure, there are people who want us to lose, but they can't do us any harm if we refuse to fight petty people. Fighting them reduces us to their size. Sorry, let's stay big 2) When the feeling "we don't have what we need" arises, think big. Remember, if you think you're weak, you're actually weak. If you think you're not good enough, you really are. Avoid your natural tendency to underestimate yourself. We feel that we are important. 3) When a fight or argument seems inevitable, think big. We must successfully resist the temptation to argue or argue. Think broadly enough to understand that arguments and strife will never get where we want them to. 4) Think big when you feel defeated. Great success is not possible without difficulties and setbacks. But it is possible to live the rest of your life undefeated. Think broadly enough to understand that defeat is a state of mind and nothing more. 5) Think big when you feel like your work progress is slowing down. No matter what we do or what kind of work we do, higher status and higher salaries come from one thing: increasing the quality and quantity of our output. Think, "I could do better." Nothing in the world can do it better. And if you think you can do better, you will find ways to do better. So, my friends, have big ideas and dreams and say them out loud. Imagine our ideas and dreams being successfully realized. Think: What do we look like? How do we feel? Where are we? Set a goal, how you intend to achieve it, and take steps that will help you move forward. Most importantly, choose action steps and take them today! When it comes to thinking big, remember these words from Mother Teresa: Think big anyway. So what are we waiting for? Join THINKING BIG.