review the book 'Ignore Everybody' by Hugh Macleod

Have you ever questioned why people generally resist acknowledging new ideas? And why is it so hard to balance work and living? Come to “Ignore Everybody” by Hugh Macleod, you will find the explanation. From a young copywriter struggling to survive in YMCA in the beginning, Hugh has come up with the new idea later by drawing cartoons on the back of business cards. Owing to that, he then realized and concluded many life lessons. “Everybody has their own private Mount Everest they were put on this earth to climb. ” - with a sympathetic perspective, Hugh knows that inside each of us always exists an ambition. But not every dream appears attainable easily. Hence, he suggests that we must pursue our dreams in moderation, not by any cost. Moreover, on the way to achieve our goals, determination is required and hesitation will pull we back. Thus, “Ignore Everybody” will give us some tips to acquire the ambition and let you know what is the key that can classify you with other apathy people. Personally, this book has given me a big inspiration to pursue my dream and it is also an ideal book for someone who has a goal but still hesitate to accomplish it. So, don’t hesitate when choose this book and because we may learn many valuable lessons from it.