WHY YOU SHOULD CHANGE YOUR THINKING
It’s hard to overstate the value of changing your thinking.
Good thinking can do many things for you:
generate revenue, solve problems, and create opportunities.
It can take you to a whole new level—personally
and professionally. It really can change your life.
Consider some things you need to know about
changing your thinking:
1. Changed Thinking Is Not Automatic
Sadly, a change in thinking doesn’t happen on its own.
Good ideas rarely go out and find someone. If you
want to find a good idea, you must search for it.
If you want to become a better thinker, you need to work at it
—and once you begin to become a better thinker, the good ideas keep coming.
In fact, the amount of good
thinking you can do at any time depends primarily on the amount of
good thinking you are already doing.
2. Changed Thinking Is Difficult
When you hear someone say, “Now this is just off the top of my head,
” expect dandruff. The only people who
believe thinking is easy are those who don’t habitually engage in it.
Nobel Prize-winning physicist Albert
Einstein, one of the best thinkers who ever lived, asserted,
“Thinking is hard work; that’s why so few do it.”
Because thinking is so difficult, you want to use anything you
can to help you improve the process.
3. Changed Thinking Is Worth the Investment
Author Napoleon Hill observed, “More gold has been mined from
the thoughts of man than has ever been
taken from the earth.” When you take the time to learn how to
change your thinking and become a better thinker,
you are investing in yourself. Gold mines tap out.
Stock markets crash. Real estate investments can go sour.
But a human mind with the ability to think well is like a
diamond mine that never runs out. It’s priceless.
