Greetings to you this Morning!
Pity the man who has a favorite restaurant, but not a favorite author. He's picked out a favorite place to feed his body, but he doesn't have a favorite place to feed his mind!
From birth, up until the time we are in college, our learning curve is dramatic, and our capacity to learn during this period is just staggering. We learn language, culture, history, science, mathematics... everything !
For some people, the accelerated learning process will continue on. But for most, it levels off when they get their first job. If there are no more exams to take, if there's no demand to get out paper and pencil, why read any more books? Of course, you will learn some things through experience. Just getting out there - sometimes doing it wrong and sometimes doing it right - you will learn.
Can you imagine what would happen if you kept up an accelerated learning curve all the rest of your life?
One way to feed your mind and educate your philosophy is through the writings of influential people. You may not meet Peter Drucker, Edward D'Bono, but you can certainly have their books. Gandhiji is gone, but we still have his thoughts. Search libraries for books, magazines and documentaries. They are full of opportunities for intellectual feasting.
In addition to reading, you also need a chance to do some talking and sharing your knowledge with likeminded people. We all need association with people of substance to provide influence. Remember, philosophy is mostly influenced by ideas, ideas are mostly influenced by education, and education is mostly influenced by the people with whom we associate.
Start to feed your mind just as you do to your body. Feed it with good ideas, wherever they can be found - a business idea, a product idea, a service idea, an idea for personal improvement. Every new idea will help to refine your philosophy. Your philosophy will guide your life, and your life will unfold with distinction and pleasure.
Make a great charged up week ahead and start feeding your Mind!
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