THE DYNAMICS OF CAPACITY EXPANSION 2



The law of elasticity as proposed by Robert Hooke, states that ‘the force exerted on an elastic material is directly proportional to its extension and would not break unless its elastic limit is exceeded’, can be re-stated as applicable to the human capacity.Thus, ‘the series of positive thoughts exerted on the human mind is directly proportional to its productivity and would not fail unless it’s expansion capacity is exceeded’.
This law of capacity expansion is a proven principle and is evident in the lives of highly successful individuals. Successful people are individuals who have developed their capacities in one or more chosen field to excel above their equals. Therefore, any individual aspiring for success in life must be one who is ready to develop his capacity in one or more chosen field to excel above his/her equals. Hence, the need for him/her to develop an extra edge in his competitiveness.
 Competition is the only way to make global relevance in the dynamic and competitive global economic market. We are in a world where schooling and acquiring good grades does not seem to guarantee success anymore, hence, the need for us to consistently develop our cognitive capacity to put our dreams on a platform for everyone to see, imprint our trademark of the sands of time and transcend into a global-mega superstar.
Once again, it is the size of your mental capacity that will explicitly determine the size of your mental productivity.

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