Comments on: Archimedes and the Sound of Silence http://ravisrants.com/2006/02/25/archimedes-and-the-sound-of-silence/ Rndaom, Yet Fri, 25 Jul 2008 12:58:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Nagesh Yadav http://ravisrants.com/2006/02/25/archimedes-and-the-sound-of-silence/#comment-300 Fri, 31 Mar 2006 06:09:42 +0000 http://ravisrants.com/2006/02/25/archimedes-and-the-sound-of-silence/#comment-300 yes da machcha most of your useful thinking and stuff that really works for you comes from thingking in silence. like u said everyone's got to have THAT place where they can think constructive things ... and i agree totally with Soti Plomis... nice anecdote from Mike Hundley too ... ItT must be true too... yes da machcha most of your useful thinking and stuff that really works for you comes from thingking in silence. like u said everyone’s got to have THAT place where they can think constructive things … and i agree totally with Soti Plomis… nice anecdote from Mike Hundley too … ItT must be true too…

]]> by: Soti Ploumis http://ravisrants.com/2006/02/25/archimedes-and-the-sound-of-silence/#comment-298 Wed, 29 Mar 2006 09:33:31 +0000 http://ravisrants.com/2006/02/25/archimedes-and-the-sound-of-silence/#comment-298 I agree with with you, but I want to complement that if you want to have thoughts with value, you must also read watch and discuss with people who have value. Best Regards. I agree with with you, but I want to complement that if you
want to have thoughts with value, you must also read watch and discuss
with people who have value.
Best Regards.

]]> by: Mike Hundley http://ravisrants.com/2006/02/25/archimedes-and-the-sound-of-silence/#comment-294 Fri, 10 Mar 2006 04:15:29 +0000 http://ravisrants.com/2006/02/25/archimedes-and-the-sound-of-silence/#comment-294 Ravi, I agree with you 100%. I do my best thinking also in my truck driving from job to job. I'm a subcontractor and drive to 2 or 3 locations everyday. When I get home, I usually head straight for my office and crank up my computer, and drive more on the world wide Super Highway. I need to be in my Quite Zone to concentrate. I don't like phones- I prefer not to be "Reached out and touched" by anyone, if you know what I mean. A phone call just means that someone wants something anymore. Anyway, I want to tell you a true story that happened to me a few years ago. It really changed the way I think now. Several years ago, I spotted an older gentleman parked by the road. He was sitting in a gold Rolls Royce. I approached him and complimented him about his car. It was fully loaded, leather, tinted windows, all electric accessories, just one nice ride. I noticed that he had a large hole in the dash where the radio was. So I asked him "where's your radio?" What he said next inspired me. He said, "Son, how do you think I became Rich?" He then looked toward the road, started his car, and drove off. Silence truely is Golden! Ravi,
I agree with you 100%. I do my best thinking also in my truck driving from job to job. I’m a subcontractor and drive to 2 or 3 locations everyday.

When I get home, I usually head straight for my office and crank up my computer, and drive more on the world wide Super Highway.
I need to be in my Quite Zone to concentrate. I don’t like phones- I prefer not to be “Reached out and touched” by anyone, if you know what I mean. A phone call just means that someone wants something anymore.

Anyway, I want to tell you a true story that happened to me a few years ago. It really changed the way I think now.

Several years ago, I spotted an older gentleman parked by the road. He was sitting in a gold Rolls Royce. I approached him and complimented him about his car. It was fully loaded, leather, tinted windows, all electric accessories, just one nice ride. I noticed that he had a large hole in the dash where the radio was. So I asked him “where’s your radio?” What he said next inspired me. He said, “Son, how do you think I became Rich?”
He then looked toward the road, started his car, and drove off.

Silence truely is Golden!

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