How to Think Bigger: Aim Higher, Get More Motivated, and Accomplish Big Things
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Martin Meadows
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Have you ever wondered what separates people who think bigger from people who set their bars low? What makes one person accept low standards and another person constantly raise them?
Why does one person strive to build an international organization affecting the lives of millions of people while another person is content working her entire life as a clerk? (Not that there's anything wrong with being a clerk!)
Why is one person challenging herself to run marathons, train her body, and get fitter while another is happy living a sedentary, unhealthy lifestyle?
What drives a person who's optimizing every single aspect of her life, and what causes another person to maintain the status quo?
You can say, "Well, the answer is simple enough - one person is ambitious while the other one is not." But what exactly causes it? How do you become more ambitious and think bigger? Is it something you're born with and can't change, or is it something over which you have control?
I found this topic so fascinating, I decided to find out the answer for myself and write a book about it. This book is the result of my research about people who think big and the science of being more ambitious.
©2015 Martin Meadows (P)2015 Martin Meadows
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- Chapter 6 : the verb « refuses » is missing in the quote of Gary Halbert which changes the meaning of the sentence, but fortunately when the author use it again it’s not missing : « Nothing is impossible for a man who (refuses) to listen to reason »
- In the epilogue, it says :« If you make your why bigger than you, in superficial things like money or status you’ll get even more fired up to work on your goals and make big things happen. » And I think, the contrary is what the author actually meant, as it’s backing up the statement «achievement can’t happen without proper powerful intrinsic motivation. »
Other than that, it’s really great to have kind of a summary at the end of each chapter. I would definitely recommend this book✨
Interesting & Amazing concise book
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