Reseña del libro "A Road Map to Success"
Drawing from struggles of humble background amid a society that lacked behind in development of the most essential social amenities e.g. schools, hospitals e.t.c. The author candidly built on principles which are necessary in the quest for success. These principles ranged from; overcoming adversities posed by different challenges, the art of gratitude towards those who stood by you in times of need, surrounding yourself with a company of people with same visions and dreams as your own and many other principles that aided him surmount to higher levels in achieving success despite the odds. Ability to realize the innate potential which is endowed to every individual is stressed as the beginning point of getting into the right trajectory in achieving success. He reveals the most underrated requirement in overcoming challenges. When approaching and manuvering through various methods, human beings tend to focus on major things for instance abundance of resources as the only guarantee towards achieving their goals. However, they fail to understand the most important inborn ingredients which one can hardly succeed without; a positive attitude, high self-esteem, good character, determination and positive habits. With vivid descriptions from his real life and that of other people who inspired him out from being an Avery to living to his full potential, he distinctly explained how you can utilize these inborn traits to excel despite the challenges posed by your humble background, level of education, among other setbacks. With his principles it clearly comes out that your mind is minefield that avails a varieties of opportunities for your to choose from, but if only you become bold enough to face the storms which disguise those opportunities. He rules out the word IMPOSSIBLE which in it means I'M POSSIBLE. The role of team spirit is also explained. No human being is an island, nobody is self-sufficient, and therefore, the importance of being in a company of like-minded people is stressed. You become like the people you spend most of your time with. If you hand around with wise people you become wise and vice versa. Spirits are transferable, contagious such that you can be infected if you stay too long around. Discern those you spend most of your time with, sieve them and discard the residue. In conclusion, he teaches that passion makes one overstay on the trajectory of success by learning to dance to the tune of setbacks. Passion to pursue and achieve is unstoppable, no obstable can stand passion, it can only delay achieving success but it can never make it impossible to achieve it. With passion one not only achieves but lives his or her achievements, it becomes part and parcel of life.
