The author of this book was once a leader in foreign companies and Internet companies, and was also the founder of many successful companies. Her rich experience of working with people from all walks of life in various industries has given her a deeper understanding of what qualities enable people to continuously transcend social strata and achieve rapid development in life. This book provides readers with a set of feasible ideas for upward development through real cases and practical plans: interpret the reality they face from a developmental perspective; push themselves to achieve goals that were once beyond their reach with practical standards that are close to reality; use interpersonal relationships as an important lever for upward development: copy the growth experience of masters and gain recognition and support from noble people. This book abandons outdated dogmatic theories and not only teaches mental methods, but also implements practical methods. By systematically studying seven consecutive sets of effective experiences that have been repeatedly verified, we will clarify the correct logic of our own rapid development and usher in a leap in personal development efficiency.
Reader comments
For me, anything new and interesting will give rise to the idea of giving it a try, but it always takes three days to fish and two days to dry the net. When I read the book that emphasized that a person needs to have a core and be stable, I suddenly felt a sense of enlightenment. I really like the chapter in the book that interprets reality from the perspective of a strong person. It describes in three stages in a simple and in-depth way that a truly strong person has a high degree of acceptance and a strong grasp of certainty. You can set goals for yourself, but there is no need to follow a script in life.
This is a guidebook on career development that helps us build a broader worldview. Based on his own experience, the author sincerely shares his life experience with readers: he warns readers to have a deep insight into their own laws. Only in this way can they take the right path in the development process and maximize their personal advantages. This book has a total of 7 chapters, including a review of experiences and a summary of practical methods. It is a guide for working people.
Those strong people are also human beings, but how did they become strong? Why can't we? This means that those people think differently. Many times, we tend to be troubled by our fixed thinking. This book focuses on helping people develop their thinking. This is an inspirational and growth read that explores the mindset of personal breakthrough and success. Through an in-depth analysis of the thinking patterns and action principles of strong people, the author inspires readers to tap their potential and achieve a leap in life. This book encourages readers to break conventions, step out of their comfort zones, and pursue excellence and achievement.
The tension between social structure and individual action is an important lens for understanding people's social mobility. Upward mobility is a universal desire, but people are often constrained by the resource and information constraints imposed by structure. So it's no wonder that there are so many books on the market that teach people how to behave and get ahead. It's strange that I, who have always been disgusted with such books, didn't feel so disgusted when I saw this book. This book is not empty, and what it talks about is very practical. Some of the principles inside can be explained using social science theories. This book is worth reading.
This book can't help but remind me of the famous saying "There is no road taken in vain, and the road traveled counts." Since you choose something, you have to bear the risks and accidents that come with it. In addition to the well-designed and controlled things, there are also many inevitable things that will break into my life. If you choose competition, you must accept the possibility of failure; if you choose love, you must accept the possibility of not being loved... You can use spiritual freedom to explore the meaning of suffering. Real strength does not look down on others, let alone oneself, but has the courage to face everything.
What I like most is her interpretation of social laws and personal development, which made me think about the direction of my life. However, I didn't like some of the characters in the book, I felt they were too idealistic. Overall, this book is very practical and worth reading.
For me, anything new and interesting will give rise to the idea of giving it a try, but it always takes three days to fish and two days to dry the net. When I read the book that emphasized that a person needs to have a core and be stable, I suddenly felt a sense of enlightenment. I really like the chapter in the book that interprets reality from the perspective of a strong person. It describes in three stages in a simple and in-depth way that a truly strong person has a high degree of acceptance and a strong grasp of certainty. You can set goals for yourself, but there is no need to follow a script in life.
This is a guidebook on career development that helps us build a broader worldview. Based on his own experience, the author sincerely shares his life experience with readers: he warns readers to have a deep insight into their own laws. Only in this way can they take the right path in the development process and maximize their personal advantages. This book has a total of 7 chapters, including a review of experiences and a summary of practical methods. It is a guide for working people.
Those strong people are also human beings, but how did they become strong? Why can't we? This means that those people think differently. Many times, we tend to be troubled by our fixed thinking. This book focuses on helping people develop their thinking. This is an inspirational and growth read that explores the mindset of personal breakthrough and success. Through an in-depth analysis of the thinking patterns and action principles of strong people, the author inspires readers to tap their potential and achieve a leap in life. This book encourages readers to break conventions, step out of their comfort zones, and pursue excellence and achievement.
The tension between social structure and individual action is an important lens for understanding people's social mobility. Upward mobility is a universal desire, but people are often constrained by the resource and information constraints imposed by structure. So it's no wonder that there are so many books on the market that teach people how to behave and get ahead. It's strange that I, who have always been disgusted with such books, didn't feel so disgusted when I saw this book. This book is not empty, and what it talks about is very practical. Some of the principles inside can be explained using social science theories. This book is worth reading.
This book can't help but remind me of the famous saying "There is no road taken in vain, and the road traveled counts." Since you choose something, you have to bear the risks and accidents that come with it. In addition to the well-designed and controlled things, there are also many inevitable things that will break into my life. If you choose competition, you must accept the possibility of failure; if you choose love, you must accept the possibility of not being loved... You can use spiritual freedom to explore the meaning of suffering. Real strength does not look down on others, let alone oneself, but has the courage to face everything.
What I like most is her interpretation of social laws and personal development, which made me think about the direction of my life. However, I didn't like some of the characters in the book, I felt they were too idealistic. Overall, this book is very practical and worth reading.