Pe Myint - From the bushes to the top of the mountain

Message

Those who say that life is too short say so.

They say this in an uncompromising way. In fact, a lifespan of 70, 80, or 100 years is not short. If you use your time effectively, anything can happen.

No matter how humble and naive one may start life, if one has ambition, intelligence, and unwavering perseverance, one can reach the highest peak by the end of one's life.

There have been many such achievers throughout history. If you look at the biographies of those who have reached the top, you will find that there are many who have managed to "rise from the ashes to the top."

This kind of ascension is not a privilege that only a few gifted individuals can attain. The ladder that leads to the common good is not a ladder that is restricted to special individuals. It is a ladder that everyone can climb, a door of opportunity that is open to everyone.

Do you want to be successful in business, famous as an artist, influential in society, or a brilliant politician? You have the potential to be anything you want.

What is important is the aforementioned ambition, vision, and perseverance.

First, you must have the desire not to limit yourself to a simple life, or to have the ambition to build a life of excellence.

Second, to successfully build such a life, you must be able to systematically set up a step-by-step work plan.

Third, you must be able to implement these visionary business plans with relentless perseverance and persistence over the long term. If you can do that, you will definitely become a “special person.”

The original author of this book, Arthur Lynch Williams, was a unique individual who rose from the ashes to the top. He not only rose alone, but also led a group of like-minded people to the top.

I will tell you a little about him.

Art Williams (S) was originally a high school football coach. He excelled at his job. But the annual income of about $10,000 from that job was barely enough for him. When he was sick, he suffered. When you think about the education of his children, the care of his parents, etc., his life was miserable.

And so, halfway through the journey, William (8) decided to change the course of his life. His original decision was simple. Clear.

We will build a life where we don't have to worry about money. That's it.

In 1977, William (S) organized 85 people who, like him, wanted to have a peaceful future and started a life insurance company.

In 1988, William (8) became a millionaire. All of his colleagues became millionaires. Among those who joined his company, more than five hundred people had annual incomes in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Why is it that Piliang (P) has become so successful and grown so fast, as if by magic?

The answer can be found in this book, which is written in an engaging and inspiring way, contrasting the concepts of success with his own experience.

In this book, you will not hear flattering words. You will only see the perseverance and ability of the brave people who have strived to succeed despite great difficulties and obstacles.

In what field do you aim to succeed?

William (P), who portrayed the business world as a battlefield where he fought and won his life's battles, will provide you with effective strategies and advice to help you succeed in your chosen field.

He said something seriously.

Perseverance.

He used the word "best effort."

The title of his original book is, "You can only do your best, but that's enough." What is enough?

It is said that it is enough to reach the peak.

Read it.

Then try it.

You will be able to build a great life, even if it is short.

Father Myint

Chapter (1)

Everyone wants to be successful and famous.

A person is what he thinks he is.

(James Allen)

Everyone wants to be successful and famous. They want to be important in their environment.

I want people to recognize what I believe is "what is".

This is human nature. It is the spirit that everyone has.

No matter where we are currently, no matter where we come from, deep in our hearts we know, see, and believe in our uniqueness, our differences from others.

Everyone grows up with this mentality and this feeling. When we played cowboys as kids, we were all the best cowboys with guns.

Every child who watches television wants to be an astronaut. A soccer player like Maradona. A doctor. A ballet dancer. A gold medal ice skater who watches the figure skating competition.

All children are dreamers. For them, imagining what they want to happen is as natural as breathing.

Not long ago, a teacher in Atlanta asked her fifth-grade students to write down their future goals on a piece of paper.

Here are some of the goals that children wrote about:

-The youngest student in the class aspires to become an Olympic gold medal-winning swimming champion.

-Two girls aspire to be President of the United States, and one of them also intends to become a lawyer or judge.

-A boy who has shown artistic talent is still undecided whether to become a movie actor or a rock singer.

-I like the aspirations of a young man named Jason the most. He wants to be an F-14 jet pilot or an astronaut. He also wants to be the captain of the Dallas Cowboys, a famous rugby team that is very popular in the United States. He wants to participate in the Super Bowl every year and win it every year. He also wants to win the Most Outstanding Athlete Award every year.

They are not special children. They are just children with a pure and simple nature. Every child has a dream in their mind, a dream they have when they grow up. When they are young, they never think that there will be obstacles between them and their dreams.

Their imagination is full of possibilities and possibilities. They don't know what responsibility is. They don't know what life is or what society is like around them. They don't think about who will say what or how they will think.

Their minds are still free enough to dream the greatest dreams that come to them without hindrance or hindrance. They do not understand difficulties, they only know their desires. When they look to the future, they see a wide open door for them.

This is not surprising. They have no one to oppose them, they are surrounded by people who support them and speak positively. Their son is very good, their daughter is very smart, their son will be a doctor when he grows up, what will their daughter do when she grows up, whether she will be a teacher, a lawyer, or a singer, a movie actress, etc. They are surrounded by parents, uncles, aunts, and so on, praising and supporting them.

At that time, they must have felt like they were on top of the world.