Books in lines: How Successful People Think

 

How Successful People Think, John C. Maxwell

For me, John C. Maxwell is not a writer, but a person so reliable that as soon as I glimpse his name on the cover of any book, I immediately start reading it, regardless of its content or even its title

"Yesterday I visit audio-book sites and started listening to his book "How Successful People Think

I listened to the book for 3 hours and 34 minutes, and you know what? I felt like I had a huge dose of motivation

Now let me tell you about the sentences which lighted up my mind then

 "One: Ask "Why" before "How

This advice I know clearly because I'm a journalist, journalists know that answering the question “why” means knowing the motives and feelings of the person you talk with, understanding him more, and understanding his actions in a better way.

 Two: Look for learning opportunities in your schedule each day

Before you begin your day, look at all appointments on your calendar, and think about which ones will be the biggest learning opportunities

 Three" The easiest way to practice creative thinking is to come up with more options for a decision

Every time you make a decision, you have to engage in creative thinking. Even adding just one more option to your roster of possible choices is a creative act

 Four: Imagine you found your own obituary in tomorrow’s newspaper. What would it say about how you treated others

Sometimes, the best way to make our own problems go away is to focus on the problems of others