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July 24: 5 POWER Lessons From 5 Leaders Who Made History On This DAY!
1. “Time is a super healer but a super killer as well. Value it and worship it but alongside, utilize it to the fullest the taste the sweetest fruit of success.”

Jan Gotlib respected time but at the same time, he also managed to gain value for all that he did. He went on with his every move by keeping time in mind. Following the principle of speed and action, Polish banker and railway financier devoted his private life to the study of modern industrial warfare. Concentrating on multiple facts, multiple domains and on multiple routines, he achieved success by organizing his life. He knew that time would become his saviour if he followed it and at the same time, he also understood that time would become a threat.
2. “Follow the rules but makes sure you don’t blindly stick to the stereotype prevailing in the society.”

Respecting and following the set trends in the society, Henrik Pontoppidan understood them. Not all attempts to bring about a change really work. Understanding the same, the realist writer shared with Karl Gjellerup the Nobel Prize for Literature. Establishing a new fact and making the world accept it is certainly not an easy task. As a writer and as an interesting figure, he created his own style of contemporary life. Though young, he was the most influential in his specialized skills.
3. “Take risks at early ages of your life. Face and win challenges right now. Stay prepared because you never know what you got to see the next moment.”

Ed Mirvish started early but was very much prepared to work, risk and succeed. The American-Canadian businessman, philanthropist and theatrical impresario was known for his flagship business. The passionate artist was instrumental in revitalizing the theatre scene. He was prepared to overcome failures. Not everything worked during his beginning attempts. As we already know, achievers fail better every time they fail. Similarly, he too not giving up, improved his attempts by learning after failing.
4. “One discouraging statement can distract you and divert you from traversing the path of success. Better be deaf to the negative world until you reach your destination.”

John Winkin literally numbed his ears when there was anything negative or retarding which was to reach his ears. The American baseball coach, scout, broadcaster, journalist and collegiate athletics administrator led the University of Maine Black Bears baseball team to six College World Series berths in an 11-year span. At age 87, he was the oldest active head coach and stood as an inspiration to the whole world. Winkin also made his first foray into coaching, becoming manager of the American Legion baseball team in Englewood.
5. “You can grow better when you work for your passion and not only for money.”

Amelia Earhart put in blood, sweat, heart and soul into her work. The American aviation pioneer and author holds the pride of being the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. She broke many other records and took a lead in her domain. How did she manage to succeed in it all? It was only because she was passionate about what she was doing. She focused on growing tall rather than gaining materialistic rewards like money.Conclusion: Strive, try, fail and win! Winning can happen only when you struggle, attempt and make a mistake. Not hesitating to fail, you are sure to win if you learn from your failures. It is all about failing better the each time you fail.
(Source: wikipedia.org)
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