I was reading my Kindle this morning and had to laugh a
little bit. I pretty much despise
reading anything but my Kindle now. I
know that for a lot of people out there nothing comes close to holding a real
book in your hands, but for me I'm about efficiency. No matter where I am, I have a ton of books
at my fingertips. And, if I don't have
my Kindle, I have the app on my phone.
Which is even more awesomer!
Not a lot of people know this, but when Jeff Bezos first
pitched the idea for an e-reader to manufacturers, they all remembered the
other companies that had failed not too long before Jeff decided to launch his
project… “We have seen that before,” they would say. It was so crazy that he had to keep the whole
thing under wraps to make sure that a couple things didn't happen: nobody would
steal his idea, and people would not begin to make assumptions before he could
roll out the master plan.
I am a big believer in companies that go out on a limb. What I like is that Bezos didn't really care
about what other people were saying. He
had a goal and did whatever it took to get there. Even when his own team did not believe in
him, he pressed on anyway and made it happen.
My question is: what are the plans and goals of your heart? There are too many people out there that are
idealists. They are always looking at
what is possible. I continue to ask
myself: what is impossible. That is what
leads to innovation and greatness. Go
out and do something asinine today.
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