Notes on the genius and method.

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When we document our experiences to explore the patterns of all new knowledge, we risk passionate about our "journey" and lose perspective on who you talk.

In this blog I have tried to give intelligible explanations I am learning strategies to fund my "professional passions", placing my 'products' and services on the Web

However, some questions that I get, I realize that the educational role that I intend to be completed with some references that are not necessarily technical.

So to answer those questions, I will turn now to the rules of common sense. The how and why some differ so radically from others in their results. And I will analyze a condition attributed to people with exceptional results, but that is generally inaccurate: genius.

"Genius" has been justly described as "the ability of some people to concentrate on one thing at a time", and that definition seems insurmountable.

Many people considered great not only carry a sharp intellect and a unique talent for a specific activity, but also are able to concentrate intensely on a goal to achieve, to get results out of the ordinary.

This approach can be used to determine our own results in relation to our aspirations, if the conclusion had attributed a comparative basis.

People are considered great people with clear goals and a plan of action designed as a method: is this a routine built or compulsive habits intentional action: it is true for art, for science, for all ...

They engage in reasoning and action that condition, analysis and strategies aimed at achieving orderly and specific objectives and formulated.

The "method", by definition, (Greek Metha, "beyond" and Odos, "way"), refers to "the way" literally means "way to go further, further ..."

To achieve results, we must learn to work toward a primary goal and juggle a few short-and medium-range ordering our energies in terms of what we propose.

You can not go any way without putting one step after another. No thought of as "action" all our analysis and perceptions at work making our goals. It's that simple ...

Neither ignorance nor the "analysis paralysis" lead to results. We need to "know" but also need to translate that knowledge into actions ranked according to an end and not give up until it does.

As Roosevelt said "Do what you can, with what you have, wherever you are."

Personal Appeal:

One way to determine your direction, and with it your goal is to make a "routine check".

- Classify your goals into categories (professional, financial, family, spiritual, physical, etc ...) and evaluate how you are doing in each one of them. This will show you where you are in relation to where you want to be, and exactly how balanced you move in your process.

- Set goals that are intelligent. The main objectives should be broken down into small manageable actions. It establishes the principle and direction of each objective.

- Identifies the reward you get once you reach your goal. The rewards do not motivate abstract action.

- Evaluate the obstacles you face. If you are not aware of the potential problems that must solve lose sight of the goal by focusing on them. This evaluation includes people who can become an obstacle to oppose his approach to your decision .... a bit radical but necessary.

- Choose one person who can offer guidance in situations that are beyond your control. Generally we have a friend or confidant who plays this role in our daily lives.

- Enlist your arsenal with what accounts?, What trust. What are the attributes that you first put in the way you decided to go?

- Develop an action plan to achieve your goal: concrete, specific, teaching ...

- Set a deadline to get what you want. It is difficult to achieve something that has no end date.

The genius, as a rule, is based on this action ...

Edinson As stated, one of the paradigms of genius in science, "the genius is one per cent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration."

Notes:
The photo of Qi Gong "Yi Zhi Chan" or "Pine with a single finger," was taken from the site www.taichi18.com

Photo taken by Gjon Mili Picasso.

I could not find who the author Edinson photo, but as it is authenticated by him ... thank you for your permission, personally:)