“Imagination is more important than knowledge,” Albert Einstein, one of the greatest minds of our time, once said. For knowledge is limited to what we currently know and understand, whereas imagination encompasses the entire world and everything there will ever be to know and understand.”
Einstein valued imagination; a quick online search will yield some of his quotes praising humanity’s creative ability.
Some may believe that imagination is only for naive idealists and lazy daydreamers, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. Ask any successful person about the importance of imagination in life.
Books on the Law of Attraction teach us that what we focus on expands. The experiences you have today are the result of the thoughts you had yesterday.
What we focus on expands, according to books on the Law of Attraction. Your current experiences are the result of the thoughts you had yesterday.
So, if you don’t like your current reality and are constantly complaining about it, you’ll attract more of the same. On the other hand, if you imagine having better experiences despite the challenges you’re facing, that’s what you’ll get in real life.
