Introduction to the work "Learning to Live"
"Learn to Live" is an essay focusing on the growth and awakening of ordinary people. Based on the experience of today's high-end talents, the author completely presents the transformation process from a software engineering student who was troubled by professional choices and coerced by the rhythm of the outside world, to an entrepreneur who took the initiative to grasp the direction of life after meeting his lover, and then left a major Internet company to establish the "Zhiyu" studio, using AI technology to deliver warmth and value.
The book does not contain empty theoretical sermons, but uses real and touching scenes - the confused afternoon in the library, the difficult exploration in the course project, the exhausting struggle of working in a large factory, and the warm moments on the road to entrepreneurship, to delicately describe the author's thinking and choices at different stages of life. From repeated doubts about professional choices, to deep reflections on the "success criteria of big companies", to using technology to help others realize their self-worth, Lin Wan tells readers in a sincere way: Learning to live is not about pursuing a perfect ending, but about bravely trying when you are confused, finding a balance between work and life, and listening to the voices of the outside world while hearing your inner desires. This book is suitable for every young person who feels confused on the road to growth. Whether it is a college student facing a major choice or a working person who is overwhelmed by work pressure, he can gain the courage to face confusion and find his own rhythm of life.
Reader comments
The book does not contain empty theoretical sermons, but uses real and touching scenes - the confused afternoon in the library, the difficult exploration in the course project, the exhausting struggle of working in a large factory, and the warm moments on the road to entrepreneurship, to delicately describe the author's thinking and choices at different stages of life.
The book does not contain empty theoretical sermons, but uses real and touching scenes - the confused afternoon in the library, the difficult exploration in the course project, the exhausting struggle of working in a large factory, and the warm moments on the road to entrepreneurship, to delicately describe the author's thinking and choices at different stages of life.
Learn to live is super good, read it