We'd have no trains, phones, aero planes, cars or computers, if the early workers had been quelled by the cries of "it won't work"

In sync with the recent inventions, take a cue from the TATAs stable. They have come out with a staggering invention called as “Common Man’s Car” in the name of NANO. One wondered that how can one churn out a car for a mere 1 Lakh! The entire world was on one side while the TATAs were on the other side fighting the odds. Ultimately, when they have showcased the NANO to the world, one got flabbergasted, for, it revolutionized the entire business arena!

Likewise take one Alexander Graham Bell, take one James Watt or Richard Trevithick, take one Karl Benz, etc., all these belong to the same genre. This perfectly suits the statement, “We'd have no trains, phones, aero planes, cars or computers, if the early workers had been quelled by the cries of "it won't work”!

The point to note is that they did not flinch even when they are met with many acrimonious results in the initial stages. Despite the fact being that many people jeered their efforts, they came out with flying colors. They never left their meticulous approach. And now the whole world bestows before them for their efforts.

Actually speaking, we are harnessing the fruits of their endeavors. The diehard zeal and the grueling efforts put forward by them made the people witness such fabulous inventions, which, in fact, became the need of the hour and where the world can’t run without them.

Bottom-Line:

As “Impossible” says “I m possible”, “It won’t work” says that “it will work”!

If one tries to understand the crux of the story, then one should comprehend the fact that any invention will be stemmed out from others’ backbiting. Take the case of any invention in the world, one gets to witness the same! If and only if such critics subsist in the society then one gets to witness such fabulous inventions. In fact, the critics’ quelling that “it won’t work” itself turned out to be the mantra of success for those path-breakers, i.e., the inventors.