Have you ever seen a building that was built without using a blueprint, a plan? If you did, I bet it came with a fair number of imperfections. That’s also why we need a plan for our personal growth, which is known as ‘the law of design. It says that to maximize growth, you must develop strategies. Hope is not a strategy; you need something specific that you want to accomplish in order to grow and develop. A strategy will help you get from where you are to where you want to go.’ (J.Maxwell) It’s just not good enough to go along each day and hope that what you’re doing will help you improve. A well designed plan will take you so much further in your growth journey.
Design: Idea #558
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Similarities: Idea #557
Are you always confident in yourself? I know that sometimes I’m not sure about my own capabilities. But you know what? ‘If you are insecure, guess what? The rest of the world is, too. Do not overestimate the competition and underestimate yourself. You are better than you think.’ (T.Eker) In other words, people are very similar underneath the facade. They also have insecurities and fears. ‘And one has to understand that braveness is not the absence of fear but rather the strength to keep on going forward despite the fear.’ (P.Coelho) So call up your strength, and keep pushing on – you can do it!
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Curiosity: Idea #556
Have you ever spent time with a young child, especially one that is very talkative? They ask a million questions about everything, some of which are very difficult to answer. However, this is how they grow as a person, by following ‘the law of curiosity. It says that growth is stimulated by asking ‘why.’ When we ask the curious questions, we allow ourselves to explore a future that most don’t get to experience. Ask the questions that allow you to jump the fence!’ (J.Maxwell) So my question to you (and myself) is: Why have you stopped asking why? Let’s start asking more “why” questions.
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