Only by Changing Your Thinking and Changing Yourself Can You Change Your Destiny
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The Three Disciples of Tao Zhugong In the late Spring and Autumn Period, Tao Zhugong Fan Li went boating around the five lakes and settled in Taoyi. He made a fortune but did not hesitate to pass on his skills. There was an endless stream of scholars from all over the world. On this day, Tao Zhugong accepted three disciples, named Zhao San, Qian Liu and Sun Qi respectively. The three of them all have dreams of getting rich, but they have very different personalities. Zhao San is smart and lively, and likes to gather together to listen to news; Qian Liu is calm and reserved, and likes to deduce business situations behind closed doors; Sun Qi is somewhere in between, always hesitant when things happen. Tao Zhugong was not in a hurry to teach, and only gave the three people ten gold each, and said: "There will be a rare goods transaction in Taoyi market in three days. You can each act according to your own ability and come back in three days." As soon as the news came out, Zhao San couldn't sit still at first. With ten pieces of gold in his pocket, he spent every day in the wine shops and teahouses of the market, listening to the high-pitched talks of the merchants and traders. Some people said, "The supply of beautiful jade from the Western Regions has been in short supply recently, and the price will definitely rise tomorrow." So he found a jade dealer overnight and exchanged all ten gold coins for jade pendants. Another person said, "South Sea pearls are in great demand, and you can earn twice as much if you resell them." He hurriedly sold the jade pendants at a discount and exchanged them for a bag of pearls. Over the past two days, Zhao San was so busy that he changed three or four items of goods in his hand, but he could never keep up with the market - when he bought jade, the price coincided with the peak, and when he sold beads, he encountered a surge in supply. On the third day, he looked at the depreciated pearls in his hand and frowned. The ten gold coins had actually lost 30%. Sun Qi was in a different situation. He wanted to imitate Zhao San in inquiring about information, but he was afraid of going wrong, so he stayed at the gate of the market every day to watch others buying and selling. Seeing Zhao San chasing hot goods, he bought some, but as soon as he bought it, he saw the price drop and hurriedly sold it; he heard someone said that a certain commodity was going to fall, so he hurriedly sold it, but unexpectedly it rose when it changed hands. After three days, Sun Qi was disturbed by the ups and downs. He didn't make any money out of ten gold, but lost his travel expenses. His head was droopy and his face was full of confusion. Only Qian Liu, after receiving ten golds, stayed behind closed doors. He did not go to the market to join in the fun. Instead, he dug out Taoyi's goods circulation account books for the past six months and inquired about the harvests and needs of surrounding countries. He discovered that it had been rainy in the Central Plains recently and the grain harvest was poor. However, the Rongdi tribe in the north was in short supply of food due to years of grazing. However, Taoyi had sufficient millet stocks. However, because of the recent popularity of jade and pearls, the price of millet was extremely low, and no one even cared about it. In the early morning of the third day, Qian Liu carried ten gold coins and went straight to the granary of the market. At this time, the millet merchant was worried about sales. When he saw someone buying a large amount, he made a deal at a low price without saying a word. Qian Liu exchanged all ten gold coins for millet and stored them in his courtyard. When Zhao San saw it, he couldn't help but sneer: "People all over the street are grabbing beautiful jade and pearls, but you are hoarding this worthless millet. I'm afraid you will lose all your money!" Sun Qi also shook his head repeatedly, thinking Qian Liu was too pedantic. Unexpectedly, three days later, the Rongdi tribe sent an envoy carrying a large sum of money to purchase grain. The supply of millet at Taoyi Market instantly exceeded the demand, and the price rose three times a day. Qian Liu saw the right opportunity and sold all the millet he had hoarded. Ten gold coins turned into thirty gold coins in an instant. The three of them returned to the mansion. Tao Zhugong looked at the account books of the three of them, stroked his beard and smiled: "Do you know why the same ten gold coins have different endings?" Zhao San blushed and said: "Disciple only knows how to chase the popular, buy when it rises, sell when it falls, but I don't know why it rises or falls." Tao Zhugong turned to Qian Liu and asked, "Why did you choose millet?" Qian Liu bowed and replied: "My disciples looked at the account books and knew that millet stock was abundant; explored Rongdi and knew that there was a shortage of grain; and looked at the sky and knew that the grain harvest in the Central Plains was poor. These three are consistent, and the price increase of millet is inevitable, but this is The trend is hidden in the ledger and people's livelihood, and cannot be compared with the rise and fall visible to the naked eye. When I bought it, although the price of millet fell, the value was covered up by popular goods. Buying at this time has the lowest cost and the most stable profit. " Hearing this, Tao Zhugong laughed loudly and said to the three of them: "This business road is just like this market. It seems to be a game of ups and downs, but in fact it is a battle of cognition. Zhao San and Sun Qi are the retail investors who chase the rise and fall. They only stare at the red and green rise and fall in front of them, listening to the words of others, like blind men trying to figure out the elephant. , The bet is on temporary luck, and in the end, the capital will be cut off by the 'scythe' of the market. And Qian Liu is a master who looks for leaders and studies logic. He does not look at the temporary rise and fall, but only looks for the source of value. Buying at the lower limit is to calculate the future rising space, and to work behind closed doors is to understand the supply and demand laws of the industry. " After saying that, Tao Zhugong pointed to the green mountains outside the window: "Look at the pine on the top of the mountain, how can it stand proudly in the wind and snow? It's not because it is beautiful every day, but because it takes root deep in the soil and conforms to the weather. The 'leading head' in the business world is never just one person. The hot stocks that are skyrocketing are those high-quality targets that are hidden at the bottom and are in line with the general trend. What the experts make is the "invisible money" after seeing through the rules; what the retail investors make is the "immediate profits" that are caught up in the rise and fall. " He paused and then said: "What's more important is the state of mind. Masters like Qian Liu, who are focused on the game behind closed doors, are not moved by ridicule when buying millet, and are not greedy for more when selling. This is the unity of knowledge and action. But retail investors like Zhao San and Sun Qi follow the price, worry about gains and losses, bet on the luck of the world, and will only be led by desire in the end." Later, Zhao San and Sun Qi remembered Tao Zhugong's teachings and no longer chased the ups and downs. Instead, they imitated Qian Liu, studied logic, explored laws, and cultivated their state of mind. A few years later, the three of them have become famous merchants in Taoyi. However, whenever they get together to drink tea, they always talk about the ten gold lessons learned back then - the success or failure of business is never up or down, but in the depth of thinking, the level of cognition, the certainty of behavior, and the peace of mind. This is the ultimate principle of business: the world of mortals refines the heart, and unity of knowledge and action is the only way to achieve success.
Brother, if you want a book with "high concentration of cognition and the power to change your life," this book is absolutely right for me. It just crushes history, philosophy (psychology), and psychology (traditional Chinese medicine looks at emotions) into pieces and puts them into an ordinary person's life. I won't tell frivolous stories, but just talk about how to change your thinking and destiny by seeing clearly the underlying logic of your body and mind. After watching it, it's like a general cleaning for the brain. It's transparent, hard-core, and very thirst-quenching.
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This is an ancient-style coming-of-age novel with a slow rhythm, beautiful artistic conception, and a very "Wudang" temperament. Reading it feels like following the protagonist A Zhu, step by step into the mist-shrouded mountains. It is quiet, healing, and has a faint sense of fate and power.
It seems to be stubbornly lighting up one concrete star after another in the boundless abstract night. The light of each star may be weak, but they refuse to be swallowed up by darkness. The starry sky formed by their reflections is defending the simplest truth:.