Quotes 111 to 120
- Use your imagination. Try to work out things on your own. Try to invent the machine in your mind. Then seek out the facts to check your imagination.
- Always be ready to learn. However knowledgeable and experienced you may be, you can still learn something new.
- An alert, attentive mind gives you the means of improving yourself, for it demonstrates your intelligence and enables you to see and grasp opportunities that a less lively mind would not spot.
- What is holding you back? If you have a "Grasshopper Mind" you know that this is true. And you know why it is true. Even the blazing sun can't burn a hole in a piece of tissue-paper unless its rays are focused and concentrated on one spot.
- Take your hobbies seriously. Whatever they are, enter into them wholeheartedly. Become an expert. The best way to refresh your mind, to give it a new cutting edge, is to work hard at your hobbies.
- Learn to face and fight the hard experiences; Physically or mentally, or both.
- Alert can handle difficult work, arrive quickly at decisions and produce more. They do not put things off.
- Keep your senses sharp and your mind awake for the message they send you. Become aware of change and development. Sometimes small innovations evolve into important future development.
- Be observant. Notice what is going on both in your world and in the world of great events. Use all your five senses; sight, hearing, touch, smell, & taste, to acquire more knowledge of your surroundings.
- Learn a new skill. You might connect this with your main hobby or with your work. The mind and the body are one. To master a physical skill you need to develop a disciplined, lively mint to direct your hands and feet the way they should go.
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