Learn From Other's Mistake - CHANAKYA NEETI ~ The Daily Sameer

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Chanakya Neeti

The great learner, scholar and one of the master political strategist of Ancient India, Acharya Chanakya is undoubtedly a never-ending phenomenon. Chanakya is the only personality who has been accepted as a genius both by Indian and Western scholars. Chanakya Niti or Acharya Chanakya’s words were written 2300 years ago by Chanakya. Since a long, he is considered as a symbol of courage and perseverance.

Chanakya Neeti is a blend of practical wisdom with spirituality. It will inspire as well as guide you to follow the path of truth. Despite being centuries old, most information within Chanakya Niti can be easily applied to modern lifestyle.

Chanakya Quote # 1: Learn from other’s mistakes.

We really don't need to touch the fire to check how hot it is!

We must learn from other's mistake because our life is too short to do all the mistake and learn from them. Doing a mistake is the never-ending process of life. So we must learn from others. Suppose someone started a company and after some years his company got bankrupt. Then what should you do, if you also going to start a company? Whether you should follow the same procedure & become bankrupt or try to find the reason for the downfall of the company & avoid that mistake.

Now tell me one thing whether it will good to learn from other's mistake and avoid this mistake in your work or first do the mistake & then learn. Yes, human indeed learn from self-experience but it doesn't mean that you need to do all the things self.

The world's second-richest man & the founder of Microsoft Bill Gates also believes this principle he says that:-

"The best way to prepare [to be a programmer] is to write programs, and to study great programs that other people have written. In my case, I went to the garbage cans at the Computer Science Center and I fished out listings of their operating systems."

Now we can understand learning from others is how much beneficial. One who protects his house before the storm is really a genius.

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