Nikola Corporation’s Post

"If you want to do something that's never been done, you have to go somewhere you've never been. Follow None." This simple truth has been my guiding light throughout my professional journey. Innovation doesn't come from following well-worn paths – it emerges when we dare to venture into uncharted territory. True breakthroughs happen when we stop looking over our shoulders at what others are doing and start carving our own path forward. It's about having the courage to stand alone, to question established norms, and to embrace the uncertainty of being first. Being a pioneer isn't about being different for difference's sake. It's about having the vision to see possibilities where others see dead ends, and the courage to pursue them despite the absence of a roadmap. Remember: every great innovation started with someone willing to be the first. Someone who chose to navigate by their own compass rather than following others' footprints. What uncharted territory are you ready to explore? #FollowNone

Always be the best you can be so that others will strive to do the same

Always be the best you can be so that others will strive to do the same

Good morning, Arnel. Your post inspired a little thought diversity from my perspective: While personal decisions undoubtedly play a crucial role in shaping one's life, the assertion that "You are not a victim of your circumstances; you are a product of your decisions" overlooks the multifaceted nature of human experience. It underestimates the profound influence of circumstances, such as socioeconomic status, upbringing, mental health, cultural norms, and random events. Decisions are often made within the context of these circumstances, which can limit or dictate the available options. Thus, while advocating for personal responsibility is important, it is equally vital to recognize that people do not operate in a vacuum of free will. A more balanced perspective might be: "You are both a product of your decisions and your circumstances, with each influencing the other in complex ways." This outlook acknowledges the interplay between individual agency and the external factors that shape our lives, fostering a more compassionate and realistic understanding of human behavior.

Hands down, this question will change your life! It opens the door to possibility thinking and gives your brain the opportunity to envision options outside the lens of fear. So, what would you do if you were brave? Share below ⬇️

You have succeeded in life when all you really want is only what you really need.

Life is: What you choose to do...

Anything truly worthwhile in life is worth the effort it takes to achieve it.

Do one thing at a time and do well

Do life on purpose:)