Aloyce Mkwizu
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What you didn’t know about success, but you were too busy to ask.
By: Aloyce Mkwizu.
Welcome to the series “What yo don’t know about success, but you were too busy to ask.” Today am going to give you a small secret that either you know or don’t but if assimilated with great enthusiasm it will take you to heights that you have never imagined in your life. It is very simple but somehow hard to cope with it. The secret is that “READ BOOKS.” Yes, that is the secret. Did you know that most of the successful people when asked in press conference or interviews about what is the important thing in the success journey most of them have included reading books in their list. It has a lot of advantages they say. All your ignorance about anything can perish when you assimilate the habit of reading books. They say “If you want to become a good leader read books about leadership, If you want to be a good business man read books about business, Anything you want to be just read books about that particular topic and you will be a great person in that particular area of influence.” To start with, I recommend you to read “Think and Grow rich” by Napoleon Hill. Most of Napoleon books’ are best cause they talk about success life in general but the later is summarized in the best way that a reader can understand and absorb the knowledge. Also Dale Carnegie has very good titles. You can’t prove that reading books is a wonderful practice until you start it for yourself.
Keep up with these series and I will reveal for you everything that you wanted to know about success but you were too busy to ask. And don’t forget to remember to read the holy books, The Holy Bible, The Holy Quran, Bhagavad gita etc because the carry more wisdom than any book can hold.
Quote of the day.
“The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the next best time is now.” Warren Buffet.
Recommended books from the author.
What you didn’t know about success, but you were too busy to ask. Part 1
By: Aloyce Mkwizu.
Welcome to the series “What yo don’t know about success, but you were too busy to ask.” Today am going to give you a small secret that either you know or don’t but if assimilated with great enthusiasm it will take you to heights that you have never imagined in your life. It is very simple but somehow hard to cope with it. The secret is that “READ BOOKS.” Yes, that is the secret. Did you know that most of the successful people when asked in press conference or interviews about what is the important thing in the success journey most of them have included reading books in their list. It has a lot of advantages they say. All your ignorance about anything can perish when you assimilate the habit of reading books. They say “If you want to become a good leader read books about leadership, If you want to be a good business man read books about business, Anything you want to be just read books about that particular topic and you will be a great person in that particular area of influence.” To start with, I recommend you to read “Think and Grow rich” by Napoleon Hill. Most of Napoleon books’ are best cause they talk about success life in general but the later is summarized in the best way that a reader can understand and absorb the knowledge. Also Dale Carnegie has very good titles. You can’t prove that reading books is a wonderful practice until you start it for yourself.
Keep up with these series and I will reveal for you everything that you wanted to know about success but you were too busy to ask. And don’t forget to remember to read the holy books, The Holy Bible, The Holy Quran, Bhagavad gita etc because the carry more wisdom than any book can hold.
Quote of the day.
“The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the next best time is now.” Warren Buffet.
Recommended books from the author.
- The 7 habits of highly effective people. By Steven R, Covey.
- How to win friends and influence people. By Dale Carnegie.
- Imitation is Limitation & Impossible is possible.
- Rich Dad Poor Dad. By Robert Kiyosaki
- Find your why. By Simon Sinek
What you didn’t know about success, but you were too busy to ask. Part 1
