Benefits of Writing
I believe every generation has its own time. And every age has its own generation. What a success in the past I have done, not necessarily be successful to be implemented now. Even I can confirm it: impossible. His day is different, the market is different and has different culprit. Means the challenges and opportunities are also different. What is needed is not the legacy of a new generation of success stories of the past. But the confidence to accept responsibility …
Habit of writing done Dahlan Iskan makes me more convinced if the writing is incredible useful hobby. Write train us to think logically, structured, and forces us to do the simplification of the issues that are strategic.
You know smart people disease? They want to look and be smart. They began to provide a work program with strange jargon. Foreign language. Complicated models. and language frothing sky. Smart people who are not accustomed to writing often will be amazed by his own intelligence and create a very clever idea that it is difficult to understand by others.
Through writing, we will be forced to “memintarkan others” to communicate in a simple, effective, and efficient. What are the core issues to be delivered, how to deliver, and how to persuade us to offer solutions that are acceptable to others, only a small proportion of the benefits of the habit of writing.
Dahlan Iskan also not man without one. He himself admits require “cost of business schools” up to 50 billion. Figures who had suffered losses during the lead Java Post group. But of course, the school fees “paid” with the manifold advantages of other business maneuvers.
About her success story, he ordered:
”.. But I believe that the success stories of the past will only make people less glorification of the past …. Distracted to think of the future … in my opinion, so it’s very dangerous. Dangerous for the next generation is also dangerous for one’s own psyche.
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What we need now is a Dahlan Iskan personal motto:
Stay away from politics! Work! Work! Work!
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