Ideas, reason process and success
Most of us experience more failures in life than success. We can easily count the number of successes, but we would all agree that we have numerous, sometimes uncountable failures, whether it’s something simple like convincing someone for a small benefit, or something major like marriage, career, power, or wealth accumulation. Why is that so? Achieving a goal involves three things: a unique idea, a strong reason, and a relentless process toward success. In other words: idea → reason → process → success. Once, a bird asked a bee, “You work so hard to make honey, but humans steal it. Don’t you feel sad?” The bee replied, “They can steal my honey, but not the art of making honey.” Someone may steal an idea, but they cannot execute it as perfectly as the one who conceived it. Many people around the world may have similar ideas, but the success of an idea largely depends on the strength of the execution process. In other words, the quality of the idea depends on the quality of the pro...