Manic

by John Gartner

Manicb New Success Factors in the 21st Century, Manic b There was an interesting report from the US ABC station. What was the key to the success of Stephen Jobs, Donald Trump, and Oprah Winfrey? Manic is the opposite of depression, which is simply a state of “up” mood. The usual phenomena when a person is excited are positive mindsets that everything will work out, creative ideas spring up, and energy that will never get tired of doing anything. In other words, the interesting and slightly excited state of continuation is regarded as a new success factor of the 21st century. Generally, mania is known to appear a lot in artists. In a light manic state, the brain spins so fast that artists desperately need tremendous creativity. The interesting thing is that this characteristic is also present in many successful entrepreneurs. There are many managers of this type, especially in the United States where capitalism is most advanced. John Gartner, a professor at the Medical School of Johns Hopkins University, has hypothesized that “Successful American entrepreneurs have some madness,” and why the many successful entrepreneurs, inventors, and explorers have many Americans.

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Published September 1, 2008