Where is the
Why are
Because they're teaching you the
Those who become extraordinary learn different things
and they learn those different things differently
Why NEVER to let them teach you
the wrong things
Traditional gurus, experts, authors and speakers teach you techniques, best practices, methods, scripts, manuals and recipes. They're teaching you the
Super achievers avoid techniques, methods, rules, laws and best practices
For example:
How to learn the right things
Why NEVER to let them teach you
in the wrong way
Once you
NEVER learn from those who teach you
NEVER learn from those who keep
NEVER learn from those who teach you
SEEK out those who
Most people won’t grasp this
until it’s too late .
How about you?
Learning principles rather than methods goes against the grain of what you've heard
But ask yourself this: How many of them are great at
NEVER learn from those who teach you attitudes (
The Hidden Danger of
methods, rules, laws, habits
tricks, techniques
recipes and "best" practices
Yes, methods, techniques and recipes
In the same way, methods, techniques and recipes
Techniques
Once you're living fundamental principles, everything else tends to fall into place. The specific method just
No wonder Harrington Emerson added this:
The man who tries methods, ignoring principles, is
Ask yourself:
The Death of
the $360 billion Guru Industry
The shift from
Why?
Because methods are maybe a million and then some,
People everywhere are finally realizing that you don't need to drown in
They are realizing that, when you focus on principles, you can learn
A
How to
Gain an almost
Unfair Advantage
This simple shift from methods to underlying principles imparts such
In fact, people have been using this principle-focused approach for hundreds of years to gain an
For example, cooking …
Most cooks turn to recipes — and there are thousands and
And yet, you probably know someone who is an absolute
And these wizards simplyleverage their understanding of thesefew ingredients to easily whip up mind-blowing, flavorful meals even when the fridge is quite bare — a situation thatstumps ordinary cooks.
And they keep cranking out one delicious meal after another, never needing
Without a doubt, cooks who grasp ingredients have an
How to
Leverage Your Learning
In the same way, to gain an
You simply need to understand afew underlying principles and fundamental truths … and learn toleverage this same1 list inevery new situation and withevery new skill — and, before you know it, you become like thatwizard , excelling in situations thatstump most people.
Most people
And when they fumble, off they go, scurrying for more and
On the flip side …
When you focus on principles, the
You simply
@ Home
@ Work
Learn Less | Win More
From overwhelming complexity
to elegant simplicity
But where do you learn
Where do you learn how to reason up
Through an amazing breakthrough called, appropriately, Only
Only
Now, you can finally move up from overwhelming complexity to elegant simplicity.
Move up to Simplicity
Escape the tyranny
of endless information!
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Principles are the simplicity on the far side of complexity Stephen R. Covey
This new breakthrough works too fast.
Leaves traditional methods of learning in the dust
Ramping up with Only
77,196 people can't be wrong
Only
Since then, 77,196 individuals have trained themselves with these principles.
For a sample of their enthusiasm, go here.
Many of them have been representatives from internationally-known companies such as these:
AT & T
Aetna
American
Express
Anheuser
-Busch
Avon
Avery
Bank of
America
Blue
Shield
Boeing
Bose
Cigna
Chevron
Conde
Nast
Delta
Airlines
Exxon
Farmers
Insurance
General
Electric
Hershey
Hewlett
Packard
Marriott
Mitsubishi
Northrup
University
Prudential
Purina
Sears
Sheraton
Inn
Stanford
University
Toyota
UCLA
US
Air Force
US
Army
US Navy
United
Airlines
Xerox
Do YOU have the courage
to be great?
Yes, it does takes courage to go against the grain.
Do you have the courage to throw out the methods, techniques, rules, laws and best practices that unremarkably average people use every day?
If you don't have the courage, your future is already decided: You will be "painful to watch," as Steve Jobs scoffed.
As information continues to grow exponentially, the future will belong to those who embrace the underlying, elegant simplicity.
Do you want to move mountains? Or do you want to be "painful to watch"? The choice is yours!