The doodle videos are one of my favorites, and your way to explain each myth is clear. This kind of video even is useful for the people who is learning English.
Amazing doodle video. The best explanation, compared to the original book by Gary Keller, audible book by Gary Keller, and 2 other short audible books I listened to the book The One Thing. Thank you!
In a way Bill Gates is a bad example. It was in a way sheer luck. Try to find the story about him staying to talk with IBM when the successful company of that time Digital Research (DR-DOS) had no patience for them. So IBM chose MS-DOS, which gave Windows, the leaky system making hacking and cybercrime a flourishing business, makes people spend hours or even days every month on maintenance on their PC (contrary to Apple/Mac). And despite all those hours we need to replace our PC before it is technically worn out because our hardware and/or the organization of the system can't handle Windows anymore. Windows also requires us to install or buy anti-malware, and still makes us run the risk of ransomware. Think of all the hours lost, no to mention the energy bills, the wasted resources and the landfill. A deeper issue is the misunderstanding: Gates had some necessary requirements, but that does not mean he had the sufficient requirements. Few people understand the difference between those two. The take them to, be the same. And many people make a business of this confusion. Many courses and books only can develop your necessary skills, things your can't do without. These thing give you a good starting position. But they prevent your from failing at the most. You need something else, something more to be successful. The (in the end) sufficient requirement. The thing that makes the difference. And even then it's still largely sheer luck. In hindsight we only select the people that succeeded and attribute their success to characteristics we see in them. but picks some unsuccessful ones and they might be the same. What your sufficient requirement often depend not os much on you, but on the market conditions, the momentum, economic tide (how much spending power is there and where, what do people (need/can/want to) spend their money on), demographics (are there a lot of teens or are there mostly elderly, and who had the money?) etc etc. The need to recognize opportunities. But even then, many make it by sheer luck.
I want to add to this too that he doesn't really care about the health of underdeveloped countries' people... rather the opposite to use them as lab rats in other words... these people set up these companies mostly regarding tax purposes... 🤷♀
I think it could be argued that myth 6 is in opposition to the summary. If you chase two rabbits suggests that setting more realistic goals is necessary (just one rabbit). Yet myth 6 suggests that you should dream like pie in the sky (catching two rabbits!). ;)
thanks so much for the passionate effort of putting this video together, still Bill Gates and his very debatable foundation and prior endeavors are not a perfectly adequate example of the one thing. Mr. Gates is surely one thing though...
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