William S Lind Quotes

But First The Student Must Learn To Think Creatively, To Innovate, And To Do The Things That Will Most Quickly Seek Out The Enemy's Weak Spots And Undo Him. Learning To Think In That Fashion Is Fundamental. That Is What This Course Is About: The Fundamentals. Once These Fundamentals Are Learned, That Is, Once The Student Has Begun To Think Clearly About How Best To Undo His Adversary, Once He Has Been Rewarded In The Classroom Or The Field For Creative Thought, The Careful Weighing Of Alternatives And Risks Followed By Boldness In Decision-making, He Will Then Be Ready To Study Definitions, Control Measures And Formats. He Will Grasp Their Meaning More Rapidly, For He Will Have A Context In Which To Place Them. They Will Be More Than Mere Words And Symbols.

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