A Poor Man's Guide to Turning His Life Around

You must understand carefully before commenting. In my opinion, the main function of this book is enlightenment and catalyst. It's good to teach people how to do things instead of just talking about principles. The tone is sharp and the author's words are quite interesting. If you're bored, you can read it and learn something. I don't deny that a lot of what is said in it is quite right, but you should still have more of your own thinking and combine it with your own practical applications.

Awesome, highly consistent with what I feel from my own real experience. I'm reluctant to give high marks. It's better to keep such good things hidden, but people who don't understand it can't understand the depth and practicality of it.

The author uses the simplest and most straightforward way to teach people to see society clearly. All the exposure of human nature, the author speaks straightforwardly, can wake up many people. A very good one.

The writing is quite good. It is rare to see such a positive book on Tomato. Indeed, it is a positive energy. Nowadays, many people are very violent on the Internet, and always use correct opinions, as if everyone must be a born "sage", but to be honest, people still have to be based on reality, so they have to read more (or not read and study). Anyway, just We need to improve our cognition, get rid of the mentality of being complacent with the status quo, and the honest and humble thinking of ordinary people (poor people). We need to learn (discover our own value, cultivate something we are good at or interested in), people still need to have their own characteristics, and don't just wait for death and be mediocre. Learn to think (how to seize opportunities or what kind of life you want to live), first treat yourself as a chess piece, how can you be used by others, first learn to have your own value, and then you can exchange interests with your nobles and cooperate with them to make money. Only then can you break through your own class and stand on an equal dialogue footing with your nobles. Only then can you change your destiny.

In today's era of complicated information, it is rare to encounter content that is full of useful information. The so-called "full of useful information" means that it contains a lot of valuable, in-depth and practical information, without those flashy embellishments and empty expressions. It is like a rich treasure, and every knowledge point is like a precious gem, waiting for people to dig and use it. Whether it is an article full of useful information or a lecture full of useful information, people can continuously acquire new knowledge, broaden their horizons, and improve their abilities in the process of reading or listening. These dry information are like keys, opening doors to success and progress for people, and helping people avoid many detours on the road to knowledge.

The writing is good, although there are some nonsense, but it can be seen that the author has a very humanistic care, telling us to go to bed early, quit sex, and stay away from people who have nothing to do with making money. It is more useful than watching videos. Following his ideas, I will also use my brain to think about my own life problems. His paragraphs are also well divided, concise and concise, easy to understand, and quite capable of moving the mind.

Features of the book: pure practical information, simple and thorough explanation, easy to understand in one point. It includes thinking patterns, human weaknesses, historical analysis, mate selection advice, and some Chinese and Western philosophical wisdom, etc. Second person, chatting with you like a guide. Suitable for the crowd: People who want to improve their cognition.

It's very down-to-earth and ordinary people can take a look and improve their understanding.

Can the author talk about the topic of quitting smoking, such as what men who successfully quit smoking look like, what are their characteristics, and the impact of quitting smoking on success, etc. I have been quitting smoking for more than a year. I don't think quitting smoking is a "sacrifice" or "giving up", but rather a process of getting rid of the constraints and taking back the initiative in health. When I quit smoking, I also cut off the group of buddies who didn't care about making money, but only wanted to drink and brag. They were exactly the same as the "crab effect" you talked about. They knew that I quit smoking and drinking, so they tried their best to persuade me not to quit, saying "life without quitting smoking is meaningless", for fear that I would succeed in quitting smoking. As you said in the chapter "Making Friends", my overall state and mentality have improved after I cut off low-value social interactions, and I maintain my exercise habits, including running and fitness.

I just heard the second chapter and the author had very strong emotions. This book is not like an instruction manual, but more like a speech. He makes the words emotional, puts himself in the perspective of a successful person, and uses context and human thinking to cover up the reverie of his own language. (Like a friend of mine.) But I like his neatness and informality. I'll comment after reading it later.