We are surrounded by simple and obvious solutions that can dramatically increase our income, our power, our influence and our success. We can hardly believe that no-one thought of them before.Īn incalculable number of connections exist today, just waiting to be discovered, in particular in the world of business. Once the obvious connections have been made, they seem very obvious. And – most importantly I think – ice cream was invented around 4,000 years ago, but it was 3,900 years later before someone came up with a cone.Before that, not one man had come up with the possibility of transcribing the spoken word into a form of signs. Writing was invented at around the same time as the wheel, about 5,500 years ago.For almost 195,000 years, not one man thought of building a wheel to help him carry heavy loads instead of carrying them himself.
The wheel, which we can still see at work today, was only invented about 5,500 years ago.It took 188,000 years, 1,880 centuries for men to understand that they could in some way control the way in which plants grew, instead of simply being satisfied to gather and eat them. Farming was only invented around 12,000 years ago.For 185,000 years, no-one understood that animals could serve another purpose other than to be hunted and eaten. The domestication of animals began around 15,000 years ago with dogs.The spear-thrower, an extension of the arm that allowed hunters to throw their spears further appears to have been invented just 35,000 years ago. You can imagine all the risks associated with that. Throughout all this time, men used slings and spears, which involved getting very close to the target. This means that for 180,000 years, not a single human being thought of stretching a string between the two ends of a flexible branch to create a bow. The most ancient arrow heads that have been found date back about 20,000 years.Many things that seem perfectly obvious to us today actually took tens of thousands of years to be invented. And sometimes it is incapable of recognising the most simple and obvious things.Īccording to the most recent research, the anatomically modern man has existed for around 200,000 years. It is capable of understanding incredibly complex and intricate concepts. The human mind is marvellous and fascinating. Book chronicle and summary of “ Getting Everything You can Out of All You’ve Got“: Getting Everything You can Out of All You’ve Got teaches us 21 techniques to maximise these factors.īy Jay Abraham, 2000, 366 pages. Summary of “Getting Everything You can Out of All You’ve Got”: There are three ways to develop a business: 1) increase the number of customers, 2) increase the average amount the customer spends and 3) increase the number of times the customer comes back and buys again. Welcome back to Books That Can Change Your Life ! Since it is not your first visit here, you must want to receive The 3 Vital Principles To Succeed in Life, backed by science :
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