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Books by 冰启聊人性
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Train Your Street Smarts in 100 Days 心眼子训练100天
This isn't a book about teaching people to “turn bad.” It's a self-defense guide for kind people, showing them how to protect their own territory. After 100 days, you may not become a master of reading people, but at least you'll learn to dodge underhanded attacks with grace, then offer your opponent a cup of “tea.”
21.5kReads8.6Score1.8kShelves
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100 Days of Self-Media Skills Training 自媒体能力训练100天
This isn’t a social media handbook stuffed with theory. It’s a practical, repeatable, verifiable 100-day action plan for growth. It will help you break through your own limitations, build hands-on experience, and gain confidence.
37Reads—Score—Shelves
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100 Days of Parenting Skills Training 教育能力训练100天
My new novel is out! You're welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support is what motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well!
13Reads—Score—Shelves
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Reborn in the Great Ming: My Cunning Helps Me Rise to the Throne 重生大明：心眼子助我逆袭当皇帝
A modern office drone opens his eyes and finds himself a starving little beggar in Haozhou at the end of the Yuan dynasty, so hungry he’s chewing tree bark! With Yuan troops slaughtering the city and rebel armies fighting among themselves, how can he survive? Historical knowledge alone won’t cut it. He’ll also need the street smarts modern people have ingrained in their bones!
9Reads—Score—Shelves
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King of Schemes: From Donkey Meat Flatbreads to CEO 心眼子之王：从驴肉火烧到总裁
This isn’t a feel-good workplace story about an underdog’s triumphant rise. It’s more like a survival guide to the real workplace. Forty-five-year-old low-level employee Li Zhou has nothing but the street smarts he has built up over twenty years of hard knocks. Starting with small talk at a donkey-meat flatbread shop, he gradually makes his way to the floor-to-ceiling windows of the CEO’s office. Within those five years lie lessons every office worker hoping to break through a career bottleneck
6Reads—Score—Shelves