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第52章人生从跟对人开始
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DontFollowtheFollower
？厄尔·南丁格尔EarlNightingale
&ofpeopleneversucceedbecausethey’refollowingthewronggroup.
Proarycaterpillarstravelinlong，undulatingliurebehiher.JeanHaheFreomologist，onceleadagroupofthesecaterpillarsontotherimeflowerpotsothattheleaderoftheproselfailwiththelastcaterpillarintheproingacirclewithinning.
Throughsheerforceofhabitand，ofstinct，theringofcaterpillarscircledtheflowerpotforsevendaysas，untiltheydiedfromexhaustionandstarvation.Anamplesupplyoffoodwascloseathandandplainlyvisible，butitwasoutsidetherahecircle，sothecaterpillarsuedaloh.
&enbehaveinasimilaratternsandwaysofthinkingbeedeeplyestablished，anditseemseasieraingtofolloewithge，evegemayrepresentfreedom，at，andsuccess.
Ifsomeos，“Fire！”
itisautomatidlyfollowtheanythousandshaveneedlesslydiedbecauseofit.Hotoaskthemselves：Isthisreallythebestwayoutofhere？
Somaheboat”
becauseit’seasieraingtofollow-to-followwithoutquestioningthequalifisofthepeoplejustahead—thantodosomeihinkingandg.
Ahardthingformostpeopletofullyuandisthatpeopleinsuumbersbes，likethecaterpillarsgoingaroundandarouheflowerpot，withlifeandfoodjustashortdistanceaway.Ifmostpethatway，itmustberight，theythink.Butalittlegwillrevealthatthroughoutallrecordedhistorythemajorityofmankindhasanunbrokenrecordofbeingwrongaboutmostthings，especiallyimportantthings.ForatimewethoughttheEarthwasflatahoughtthesun，stars，araveledarouh.
Bothideasarenowsideredridiculous，butatthetimetheywerebelievedahevastmajorityoffollowers.Inthehindsightofhistorywemusthavelookedlikethosecaterpillarsblindlyfollowingthefolloweroutofhabitratherthaofliolookforthetruth.
It’sdifficultforpeopletoetotheuandingthatonlyasmallminorityofpeetthewordaboutlife，aboutlivingabundantlyandsuccessfully.Sutheimportasoflifeseldomesnaturally，urallythaanything—amusistrument，sports，fly-fishing，tennis，golf，business，marriage，parenthood.
Butforsomereasopassivelyforsuetothem—likethecaterpillarsgoingaroundiingforsustenance，followiail—livingasotherpeintheuassumptionthatotherpeopleknowhowtolivesuccessfully.
It’sagoodideatostepoutofthelineeveryonawhileandlookarouhelineisgoiittogo.Ifitisnot，itmightbetimeforanewleaderaion.
95%的人从来没有成功过，只因为他们选择了错误的跟从对象。
毛虫排着长长的队伍爬行着，一个接着一个。
法国昆虫学家吉恩·亨利·法布尔曾引导一支毛虫队伍来到一个大花盆的边沿上，领队的毛虫追上了队尾的那只，首尾相接，形成了一个圆圈。
完全出于习惯，当然还有本能的因素，这支队伍绕着花盆爬行了七天七夜，最后筋疲力尽，饥饿而死。
其实在它们附近就有充足的食物，而且这些食物显而易见，只不过它们被放在了毛虫的圈外。
毛虫就这样一直沿着错误的路线爬行下去。
人类也经常这样行事。
当做事习惯与思考方式已经形成时，人们更容易遵循贯有的方式，而不是创新，即使这种改变可能意味着自由、功绩和成功。
如果有人喊“着火了”
，人们就会无意识地、盲目地跟着人群跑，很多人就因此而白白丧生。
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