Friends, today i'll tell you a story about a boy.. Once there was a boy, dont ask me where, however hard he'd try, he cant remember x came before y. Words were his enemies, they danced before his eyes, frightening and tormenting him.
Studies exhausted him, but who'd share his woes? His brain was full, nothing made sense.. the alphabets danced in a disco. One day the poor boy failed under the burden of his studies. Everyone made fun of him and still he put up a brave face.
Then one day, he struck gold. The world was amazed when his theory was told. Can you guess who he was? Answer : Albert Eistein. A genius. The man who shook the world with his theory of relativity. Brownian Motion, the photoelectric effect. For which he won a nobel prize in 1921..
you know, Leonardo Da Vincci had great difficulty reading n writing when he was a kid. He writes from right to left and sideways! The man who lit the world has the same problem with Albert Einstein and Leonardo da Vincci, Thomas Alva Edison. Pablo Picasso, Walt Disney etc had the same problem too. (More names here).
But why am i suddenly telling u this story? To show you that there have been such gems amongst us who changed the course of the world because they could look at things differently. Their thinking were unique and not everyone understood them. They were opposed, yet they emerged winners and the world was amazed.
Quoted from the movie, Taare Zameen Par (2007)
Nowadays, its hard to find someone like them, the system are surpressing this kind of people. I believe that in a world where capitalism and communism and political parties(as they call it) and one world wide system of life doesnt exist, everybody would be great people as i believe that everybody was born with unique skills. Economies Of Scale? Bullshitss!. "Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition" - Albert Einstein
Anyways, to be a good trader sometimes uve to trust your intuition, your gut feeling.
The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant.. We've created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift. - Albert Einstein. Good night! :)
