Another nugget from The 4-Hour Work Week... There's more competition to become mediocre than to become remarkable. Almost everyone is vying for the same spots to be average. Far fewer people actually go for the big dreams, which makes them easier to attain. For example, it's easier to raise $1,000,000 than $10,000 because more people are trying to raise $10,000.
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Thanks for that Ben! But it seems as if those who refuse to settle for anything but the remarkable are often the least liked and the most misunderstood.
We may acheieve our dreams, but it is a lonely journey. Thank God for His all-encompassing love and presence!
Posted by: Lara Morris | June 26, 2008 at 09:19 AM
Lara, your dreams are anything but unremarkable! I've heard them. Thanks for comment.
Posted by: Ben Arment | June 26, 2008 at 10:23 AM