Welcome to Your World Within Daily.

I'm Eddie Panero, and in this episode,

we're going to float a reminder about the power of being one of the irrational few.

Outside the norm, outside the box, or as George Bernard Shaw says,

being an unreasonable man. There is a quote by George Bernard Shaw. He says,

The reasonable man adapts himself to the world. The unreasonable one persists in

trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man,

the irrational few that see things that are not there,

that see their world, not as parameters that need to be adhered to or lived within,

but as truly a temporary step to something greater.

Reality, as it sits today in your life, in the micro, the little things you do all the way out to the world we live in are, it's the manifestation of beliefs that have been brought to life, right?

And to concede that this is how things are, as George Bernard Shaw states, is not, you know, wrong,

but it's a different type of existence than understanding, hey, this is clay.

This is what we build from.

One is easier.

When you concede that the world is what it is and you can fit snugly in there, things are simpler, but you concede your power, your ability

to create change, right, to drive towards bigger and better. You're operating at the mercy of

the outside world. The unreasonable man decides what the outside world is.

Takes life, finds the things that drive him or her,

the things that ultimately are in their best interest and makes them.

Doesn't wait, doesn't hope, doesn't look around and say, well, that's just not the way

things are.

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