“To produce a mighty book you must choose a mighty theme ”
— Herman Melville
Simplified Meaning:
When you want to create something really impressive, you need to focus on a big and important idea. Think about famous stories or books like "Harry Potter" or "Moby Dick." They deal with big subjects—magic, good vs. evil, or a giant whale—which makes them powerful and memorable. If J.K. Rowling had written about just an ordinary school life without magic, her books wouldn't have been so exciting. You can apply this idea in your own life by aiming high and choosing large, meaningful goals. For example, rather than setting a small goal like walking a mile every day, aim to train for a marathon. This larger goal can push you further and inspire you more. When tackling a big, important challenge, you are more likely to be passionate and put in the effort needed to create something outstanding.
