the best books will not give u step by step plan

[itachi uchiha]

there are exception to everything. majority of the best books that i read all are philosophical. they do not give step by step plan. they say "look this is how it is done. but i will not give u steps or technique on how to implement it.  i live it upto your brainpower and creativity to implement it".

 

i will quote a passage from linchpin by seth godin

 

""""One of my favorite negative reviews of my book Tribes:

“Godin doesn’t explain how to go about doing the actual hard groundwork of leadership. He makes it sound like anyone with an idea and a cell phone can rally thousands of people to their cause in minutes if they just realize that it’s not hard.”

My response: Telling people leadership is important is one thing. Showing them step by step precisely how to be a leader is impossible. “Tell me what to do” is a nonsensical statement in this context.

There is no map. No map to be a leader, no map to be an artist. I’ve read hundreds of books about art (in all its forms) and how to do it, and not one has a clue about the map, because there isn’t one.

Here’s the truth that you have to wrestle with: the reason that art (writing, engaging, leading, all of it) is valuable is precisely why I can’t tell you how to do it. If there were a map, there’d be no art, because art is the act of navigating without a map.

Don’t you hate that? I love that there’s no map."""""""

[Focus]

No book in the world can give you this, it’s only in the book to keep it important and sacred, yes anyone can do it, but it needs actual real experience

 books are helpful to get the matter into your own mind and then you continue from there