Originals

This exciting book will intelligently explain how to learn to think in an original way, how to correctly convey its point of view and interest others in it, how to look at the existing problem in a different way and how to achieve stunning results, giving up the framework of generally accepted norms and rules. There are no single tips of modern business coachs and motivation specialists: “get out of the comfort zone”, “not to be afraid of mistakes”, “act”. There are few stories of instant deafening success. On the contrary, the book is filled with stories about the uncertainty, errors and fear of those who changed the history of mankind. Nikolai Copernicus, confident that his opening would be ridiculed and for twenty -two years that he did not dare to publish his work. So far, in the end, other people did not do it for him. Michelangelo, who fled from Rome to Florence after Papa Julius II invited him to paint the set of the Sistine Chapel with frescoes. George Washington, who admitted after he became the commander in chief of the revolutionary army: I did everything in my power to avoid this. Steve Wozniak, whom Jobs literally begged to leave Hewlett Packard and fully focus on Apple