PONDER on THIS for Thursday, April 14th, 2011 from Scott London in the book 100 WORDS by William L. Murtha

"People often define genius as a set of character traits or a way of being. Books instruct us how to think like Einstein or Leonardo da Vinci. But I see genius as the fulfillment of our true calling in life, as the flowering of our unique potential, whatever it happens to be. What good is thinking like an Einstein if you’re a Picasso or Charlie Chaplin? Why act like a Mozart if you’re a Maya Lin or a Tiger Woods? Every genius inhabits a universe of his or her own making, so imitating the behavior of others is pointless."

        Scott London, quoted in "100 Words" by William Murtha

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Posted by Jeff Maziarek at 4/13/2011 9:42 PM
Categories: Ponder on This Daily Inspiration, Self-worth
Tags: 100 Words William Murtha
 

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