Never Mature: 26 Very Thoughts of Successful People

Author: Wang Yuxin Zhao Wei
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
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Things are always like this—maturity signifies an end because everything becomes familiar and thus comes to a halt. That’s why the fruits of maturity fall. Mature people think more than ordinary people, weigh pros and cons, and then lose their courage, making it hard for them to succeed anymore. Children’s creativity is the strongest because they don’t know what is impossible. As a result, their perspectives and paths are far more diverse than those of adults. The world is for those who never truly mature, especially those with "wild courage." Look at successful people—they all share this trait. This book is dedicated to all who explore life, especially vibrant and agile young people, light on their feet and burdened little. In fact, age is an advantage, giving them the capital to venture and try.
Things are always like this—maturity signifies an end because everything becomes familiar and thus comes to a halt. That’s why the fruits of maturity fall. Mature people think more than ordinary people, weigh pros and cons, and then lose their courage, making it hard for them to succeed anymore. Children’s creativity is the strongest because they don’t know what is impossible. As a result, their perspectives and paths are far more diverse than those of adults. The world is for those who never truly mature, especially those with "wild courage." Look at successful people—they all share this trait. This book is dedicated to all who explore life, especially vibrant and agile young people, light on their feet and burdened little. In fact, age is an advantage, giving them the capital to venture and try.