When faced with complex problems or important opportunities, we often feel confused, helpless, anxious, and even miss opportunities as a result.
We need a unique ability to see through the appearance of things, penetrate into their essence, and discover opportunities. This ability is unparalleled insight! However, this scarce ability cannot be easily acquired through traditional learning. This book is based on the creativity courses taught by Teacher Wang Keyue for ten years. It has rich and detailed cases and is a comprehensive insight guide.
This book deeply explores the connotation and basic use methods of insight from three dimensions: self, others and the world. Different topics are interrelated and present multi-level and multi-dimensional complexity. Through learning and insight, we have the opportunity to break through traditional thinking, broaden our horizons, discover new perspectives of thinking, and develop a deeper understanding of life. Whether it is to improve self-awareness, build more harmonious interpersonal relationships, or become a better team leader, these 10 insights are required courses for us.
Reader comments
Sometimes we get confused about things in life, but this book provides ten insights to help us see past the surface and understand the essence. Moreover, the cases in the book are very rich, and the writing style is also very vivid, which made me resonate a lot while reading. I think this book is not only helpful for personal growth, but also very enlightening for dealing with interpersonal relationships and work. Worth reading!
Very useful, especially the last few chapters. In the era of information explosion, we need to control information rather than being controlled.
Sometimes we get confused about things in life, but this book provides ten insights to help us see past the surface and understand the essence. Moreover, the cases in the book are very rich, and the writing style is also very vivid, which made me resonate a lot while reading. I think this book is not only helpful for personal growth, but also very enlightening for dealing with interpersonal relationships and work. Worth reading!
Very useful, especially the last few chapters. In the era of information explosion, we need to control information rather than being controlled.