Inspiration From Einstein'S Famous Quotes

Inspiration from Einstein's famous quotes

1. play your role.

Einstein once said, "imagination is more important than knowledge."

The two young men who founded Google have enough computers.

2. constantly questioning questions

"The important thing is never to stop questioning."

One of the most important questions for entrepreneurs is how can I do better? It is the only way to attract new customers and retain old customers, regardless of whether products or services are constantly optimized and improved.

Phil (PhilKnight) pushed the sales of Nike shoes to its peak. Bill (BillBowerman) is also constantly improving the design of shoes, so that Nike shoes always stand at the forefront of the industry.

Bowerman is always thinking about how to make the new style more perfect. If Einstein stops questioning, our understanding will stay in the relativistic stage with his theory.

3., jump out of old ideas.

"It is impossible to solve the problem of continuing to rely on the train of thought to create problems."

In the four and 50s of last century, the paperback book printed by booksellers was purely the reprint of hardcover. The BantamBooks, which was founded by Ian, is engaged in this.

He soon discovered that following the rules and regulations is restricting the development potential of enterprises.

He decided that it would be regretful for other publishers and bookstores to publish original paperback books for the mass market.

Six years later, the old and new two publishing methods all stood the test of the market.

If we have the opportunity to launch e-books, we believe that Bei Lanting Pavilion will be the first to act.

4. believe in you.

"Only intuition is truly valuable."

Einstein studied theoretical physics; he had to trust his instincts to make progress.

Entrepreneurs have to do the same thing every day.

Many of the greatest advances of the twentieth Century came from someone's intuition.

5. fearless upward attitude

A cowardly attitude makes a weak character.

In the early twentieth Century, people used to send greetings cards on Christmas and Valentine's day.

In 1915, only a few weeks away from Cupid's favorite holiday, a warehouse fire destroyed all Valentine's Day cards stored by Mr. and Mrs. Rowley, leaving them with only 17 thousand dollars in debt.

But they borrowed money, bought a carving company, designed two new cards, and then printed them before Christmas. In the past century, countless new ideas were born in HallmarkCards, which they founded. Now this company has become the standard of card industry.

6. try new things, including failures

"No one who has made a mistake has never tried anything new."

Just ask people around the Coca Cola Co in 1985 that Coca-Cola discovered that they had made the wrong route, so they restored their traditional formula. But many of the new tastes they had tried, such as cherries and vanilla, proved to be a great success.