The saying goes: “Check out the moon, and if you miss it you will be among the stars!”
When it can't be done - do it. If you don't do it, it won't be done.
A new idea may be strange, foolish, or both. Judging by the definition, it needs to be done in order to exist. It is unlikely that anyone will invest or approve the cost of something they do not understand, so you have no choice but to do it yourself. You have to find a way to do it
It's fun. Hard and fun. If it were easy anyone could do it. The film Citizen Kane is an excellent example. The theft was not given permission Orson Wells could not find sponsors, but raised a small amount to get it out. He persuaded, borrowed and milked people and made sets of buildings and air-screening screens that eventually made up a third of the film. Now it was there.
The backs could see what they were getting and he got the money. Unless you have a specific destination, you're just moving the car and wasting gas. Myles Munroe says the richest underground deposits are not the Arabian or Alberta oil fields, not the North Sea Natural Gas, not even South Africa's diamond mines - rather its global graves. Because in those cemeteries there are unpublished books, unpainted art, unwritten songs, companies did not start. In those cemeteries there is the greatest treasure - ideas.
You have it every day - what are you going to do with yours? What prevents you from following your own? Fear? Maybe you want an idea - think positively outside the box. If you can think of anything that has never been thought of, then you need to start playing with rules.
A person who does not make mistakes is less likely to do anything. Benjamin Franklin said, “I have not failed. I had 10,000 ideas that didn't work. Thomas Edison said, “The 200 light bulbs did not work, they all told me something I was able to put in the next attempt. Theater director Joan Littlewood said: "If we don't get lost, we won't find a new track."
They all understood that failure and a false start was a condition of success. It takes a good attitude to make mistakes. Samuel Beckett exclaimed, "Fail, Fail again, Fail better!"
It is wrong to be honest.
Truthfulness is based on knowledge and experience and is often the case. Information is old and secure. It is also out of date and contrary to the original.
Experience is found in solutions to old situations and problems. Older situations are probably different from the current ones, so the old solutions will have to be folded to fit the new problems) and possibly worse fit). Also, it is possible that if you have information, you will use it. This is laziness.
Experience is the opposite of being creative. If you can prove it right, you're stoned. You can't go with the times or with other people. Being honest is also boring and your mind is closed. You are not open to new ideas.
The star becomes a mistake and suddenly anything can happen. You are no longer trying to be perfect. Being known, you have no idea what is going to happen, but it is more likely to be helpful if you are trying to be right.
Many people worry about raising stupid ideas because of what others will think. Yes, it is a dangerous business - you may look foolish. Accident is a human measure. People who will not take it try to preserve what they have. People who take them often end up in large numbers.
Let's try new things, put ourselves in the shoes and know that if we miss - it's okay ... we are close to something new that we have never seen or heard of.
You should look at Internet Marketing, Forex Trading and other crazy ideas that everyone will doubt and predict your failures in it. But it 's okay to try and fail… but what if you don't fail? What would your life look like if you were not afraid of new things, deviations or failures?
Thanks for reading,
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