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  1. Delayed Gratification Jun Mitani57k Wordscompleted The so-called delayed gratification refers to giving up immediate gratification for more valuable long-term results and demonstrating self-control while waiting. In this book, the author summarizes six dimensions of cultivating the ability to delay gratification. People with the ability to delay gratification dare to enter the narrow door and are willing to take the long road. They will aim at long-term profit goals, know how to use the results backward method to make each step clearly visible, 13Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  2. The Art of Learning: How and What to Learn Written by Walter Pitkin; Translated by Hong You191k Wordscompleted The purpose of this book is to help the following types of people: young men and women who have ended their school career and hope to enter higher fields of knowledge independently as soon as possible; people who feel that they lacked correct training in the art of learning when they were young and are eager to overcome this shortcoming; adults who have received good training in using their brains and find that there is a lot of spare time available and are eager to make the most of it; people w 13Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  3. If You Don't Know How to Write Reports, You Can Be Experienced at the Bottom Level: a Practical Work Report Manual Yanzhen170k Wordscompleted Different reports have different writing points. Determining the content of the report can avoid unnecessary waste of time and write a perfect report. 13Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  4. "Jewish Business War Humor" Huashan91k Wordscompleted The Jewish nation is a humorous nation. They integrate their business wisdom into humor and jokes. Studying Jewish humor is actually exploring Jewish business concepts. Through more than 200 wonderful humorous stories, this book comprehensively and concisely displays the thousand-year wisdom of the Jewish nation. Most of these humorous stories are summed up by Jews who have been in business for a long time. They are widely circulated in the Jewish business community. They can be said to be the m 13Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  5. Human Weakness: How to Make Friends and Influence Others Carnegie123k Wordscompleted [About the author] Dale Carnegie (1888-1955), the great success master of the 20th century, the father of modern adult education in the United States, a famous speaker, psychologist and interpersonal relationship expert. Carnegie devoted his life to the study of human nature issues and created a unique adult education method that integrates speech, sales, dealing with people, and intelligence development. His representative works, "The Weaknesses of Human Nature", "The Strengths of Human Nature" 13Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  6. FBI Teaches You to Decipher Body Language Collection Compiled by Hu Baolin404k Wordscompleted This book systematically summarizes the FBI's theoretical research and practical experience in body language, and deeply explores the application of body language in interpersonal relationships, emotional expression, workplace communication, appearance shaping, and emotional management. It aims to help readers improve communication efficiency and personal influence by understanding and using body language. By reading this book, readers can gain an in-depth understanding of the subtleties of body 13Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  7. Ending Procrastination: 7 Action Guides for Young People Shuya82k Wordscompleted Many people deeply hate their procrastination behavior, and are trapped in the anxiety and self-blame caused by procrastination, and feel discouraged. Attributing procrastination to laziness is one-sided and arbitrary, because procrastination is usually directional. No one procrastinates on everything, but only procrastinates when encountering a specific problem. To solve the problem of procrastination, you need to find the deep motivation behind procrastination and know what you are avoiding. " 13Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  8. Life Is a Little Beauty Summer and Solstice88k Wordscompleted Every ordinary day is worth living well. Living in this precious world, life is bright and everything is lovely. This book is a brand new masterpiece by young writer Xia Yuzhi. It focuses on important topics such as life, growth, mentality, loving yourself and loving others, and tells about the small beauties in ordinary life. In life, we will encounter some setbacks and failures, which make us feel confused, anxious and hesitant... But please believe that after getting through those difficult d 12Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  9. 99 Life Lessons for 20-Somethings Su Chunli Li Zhan233k Wordscompleted "99 Life Experiences for Those in Their Twenties" carefully refines 90 philosophical life experiences for young people in their twenties, and provides in-depth explanations from aspects such as moral cultivation, ways of dealing with the world, interpersonal relationships, and life attitudes. Each piece of life experience is enlightened by far-reaching philosophy, exploring the deep connotation of life, explaining the wisdom and philosophy of life to people, allowing you to cultivate your mind t 12Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  10. Learn for Yourself Cao Huazong155k Wordscompleted "What is the purpose of learning?" This question seems simple, but everyone's answer is different: for society, for parents, for teachers, or for yourself... All of these, in the end, are nothing more than to become an outstanding person, a useful person, and nothing more than to live a more exciting and fulfilling life. In fact, the key to the problem here is that the majority of young people do not recognize the true purpose of learning, thinking that they are studying for their parents and te 12Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  11. Chinese People Skills Zhang Lihui143k Wordscompleted In China, a country that is big on human relations, you can do it without money, but you can't do it without people; you can do it without ability, but you can't do it without connections; you can do it without capital, but you can't do it without circles. How much a person can achieve depends fundamentally on the personal relationships he manages. Managing connections is a compulsory course for everyone. "Chinese Connection Skills" is an easy-to-read, practical and easy-to-learn textbook on con 12Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  12. Work, Achievements and Women's Values Mayumi Arikawa69k Wordscompleted "It's okay now, but what if I lose my job in the future?" "If I can't save any money, can I survive?" "Can you survive after the age of 60 with just your pension?" There are many people who have these disturbing thoughts. How do women get rid of this insecurity? This book addresses the current hotly debated issues on the relationship between women and work, and based on the author's experience, proposes that in order to overcome the anxiety about "poverty" and "loneliness", women must have their 12Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  13. 8 Exercises for Super Self-Control Muzi129k Wordscompleted Self-control is the ability to control one's own self, including the control of personal emotions, desires, emotions and other aspects. If a person loses control in these aspects, at the least, he will become degenerate and alienate his relatives and friends; at worst, the momentary loss of control will cause lifelong regret, or even lead to prison. I believe many people have personal experience of how important a person's self-control is. Self-control not only reflects a person's emotional inte 12Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  14. Self-Discipline Practice Manual Steve Pavlina103k Wordscompleted From being out of control in life to being self-disciplined throughout life, get out of the trough and achieve your best state! Editor's recommendation ★The author Steve Pavlina was once a completely out-of-control person in life. He skipped school, went to the detention center for theft, and played games 18 hours a day... Until he decided to practice self-discipline. After hard work, he re-entered school and obtained a bachelor's degree in computer science and mathematics. He became a well-know 12Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  15. Human Weakness Dale Carnegie106k Wordscompleted The contents of this book include coordinating interpersonal relationships, taking advantage of people's desires, making people like you, being good at communication, and focusing on inner cultivation. It includes the key to "coordinating interpersonal relationships" and having a first impression, how to achieve your own goals, don't force others to admit their mistakes, how to gain the trust of others, sincerely appreciate others, and try your best to serve others every day. 12Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  16. Human Weakness Duff105k Wordscompleted This book brings together the essence of Carnegie's thoughts and the most exciting content, and is the author's most successful inspirational classic. From the perspective of human nature, this work unearths the weaknesses hidden in people's bodies, enabling people to fully understand themselves and constantly transform themselves, so that they can make progress and achieve final success. Regardless of your occupation, gender, or age, this book full of power and wisdom will definitely inspire yo 12Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  17. Know Some Simple Philosophy of Life Pei Ling158k Wordscompleted This book allows us to try to experience for ourselves the philosophy of life contained in some vivid stories. These seemingly simple philosophies of life are actually a process of accumulation, a condensation and summary of many different life experiences. They cannot be expressed in a few words or harvested in a few years. It is rooted in a broad mind and matures in a calm heart. Whether it is a vicissitudes of life, a trivial story, or even the last minute, it is the source of irrigation. If 12Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  18. Life Is a Practice Wang Lili107k Wordscompleted This book refines and gathers many life philosophies and wisdom maxims, and organically combines them with stories to help readers learn to calmly deal with various problems in life and gain a deeper understanding and grasp of life. In the future journey of life, be more successful and less regretful; be more enthusiastic and less lonely; be more positive and less lazy. Life is a process of practice, and a successful life is inseparable from practice. As Mencius said: "When Heaven is about to en 12Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  19. Communication Means Speaking Well Zhang Ran469k Wordscompleted This book starts from learning to communicate and teaches readers communication skills, so that readers can know when to speak and what to say, so that they can speak eloquently and have both sides. 12Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  20. Lies and Subconscious Psychology Wu Yue133k Wordscompleted You can choose not to lie, but you cannot choose a world without lies. You can see through the subconscious behind lies and master the mysterious energy that affects others and changes destiny. 12Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  21. Key Companionship Yue Xiaodong96k Wordscompleted The healthy growth of children requires the company of parents. It seems that no parent doesn't know this, but if they stay with each other, they fall into a misunderstanding, which backfires - parents and children go from looking at each other without getting tired of each other to becoming bored with each other! Why is your "angel" gone? The key to spending time with your children is quality, not quantity! "Key Companionship" combines knowledge from the fields of positive psychology, social ps 12Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  22. Take Care of Yourself and Decide Your Future Ma Yinchun201k Wordscompleted In life, everyone hopes to achieve success. For a long time, success has only been the preserve of a few people, and after experiencing failure in life, most people can only lament the unfairness of fate and attribute their failure to the wrong time, location, and harmony. In fact, success or failure in life does not depend on heaven, earth, or others, but entirely on oneself. 12Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  23. Brain Empowerment: Ready-To-Use High-Efficiency Brain Secrets Li Meng98k Wordscompleted This book is not only a smart key to enter the kingdom of super brain power, but also a practical guide to quickly improve and enhance your brain power. It conducts in-depth discussions on many issues such as the complex mechanism of the brain, factors affecting brain power, methods to improve brain power, etc. It also introduces a variety of "tricks and secrets" that are beneficial to improving the efficiency of brain use. It can quickly develop your brain potential, making your learning easier 11Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  24. The Old Fox's Mottos About Life Xiao Zixuan199k Wordscompleted Life is about dealing with people, and popularity is key. People with good popularity can have both sides and are popular everywhere. People with poor popularity often run into obstacles everywhere and feel lonely. In fact, it is not difficult to have good popularity. As long as you work hard, you can become someone that everyone likes. Of course, being popular does not necessarily mean that you have to be a perfect person. On the contrary, you need to be a person with flaws. In fact, there are 11Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  25. Efficient Learning Method: the First Step to Mastering Knowledge Succeed55k Wordscompleted This book is a staged summary of the author's own efficient learning and growth. It organically integrates various learning methods and theories through his own learning experience and insights. And as time goes by, more relevant methods and concepts learned by the author will be included in it, so this will be a book that is constantly being upgraded and iterated. 11Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  26. It's Never Too Late to Start Life Zhang Bing140k Wordscompleted In real life, many people start to sigh when they are in their early 30s or even in their 20s: "I can't do it anymore, I'm old, this is it for the rest of my life!" What is the age of being in your 20s or 30s? The traces of the green years have not faded, so why talk about old age? When we lament that we are getting old, are we declaring that we no longer have the courage to challenge the future? The famous American painter Grandma Moses said: "It's never too late to do what you want to do, even 11Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  27. Word Skills - High Emotional Intelligence and Universal Communication Skills Li Dandan109k Wordscompleted This book covers how to be good at speaking in modern society, using words to express ideas is a basic requirement, speaking to the point is valuable, speaking with a stupid mouth should also take into account the face of others, always be wary of "trouble comes from the mouth", being stupid can use praise to impress people, etc. 11Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  28. Memory Psychology: Revealing the Laws of Memory Through Experiments (Germany) Written by Hermann Ebbinghaus; Compiled by Ni Cai68k Wordscompleted Ebbinghaus, a famous German psychologist, conducted a large number of experiments with himself as a subject and wrote a research report on memory called "Memory Psychology: Revealing the Laws of Memory through Experiments." He told the world about effective methods to improve memory knowledge, the relationship between learning content and learning speed, and how the sensational memory curve and forgetting curve were derived. 11Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  29. Advantages of Human Nature Dale Carnegie200k Wordscompleted Dale Carnegie was the great success master and spiritual mentor of the 20th century. "The Advantages of Humanity" brings together the essence of Carnegie's thoughts and is the author's most successful inspirational classic. From the perspective of human nature, this book unearths the weaknesses hidden in people's bodies, so that people can fully understand themselves and constantly transform themselves, so that they can make progress and achieve final success. No matter what your profession, gen 11Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  30. Self-Control: Don't Be a Slave to Your Character Li Jinqing107k Wordscompleted A good life is based on self-control, and self-control is a universal skill for a person to achieve all kinds of success. "Self-Control: Don't Be a Slave to Your Character" develops your potential in all aspects and completely changes your bad habits and stubborn personality diseases! This is a dream tool book that allows you to achieve self-breakthrough and help you grow, succeed, and mature. People with self-control control their lives, while those without self-control are controlled by life. 11Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  31. 33 Improvement Lessons to Learn Before the Age of 30 (5 Volumes in Total) Zhao Fanyu1.2M Wordscompleted After the age of 30, it is a critical point in life. Life after the age of 30 requires solving all aspects of problems. Without a good and healthy psychology, it will be difficult to control your own life situation and the direction of your destiny. God will help those who help themselves, but those who tie the bell must untie it. Destiny is not destined by God. Changing your psychology can change your life. Psychological practice before the age of 30 determines the pattern of your life after th 11Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  32. As Long as You Are Alive, You Cannot Be Defeated by Yourself [French] Written by Vic Hansen, Translated by Fang Renxin82k Wordscompleted In an ever-changing world, the only constant is change. Survival of the fittest, the way for individuals not to be abandoned by society is to change ourselves to adapt to this society, transforming from biological individuals to social individuals. This book puts forward the concept of "adaptability" and provides guidance for people who feel confused and trapped in relationships and careers through the "three-step adaptation method" to live a happy self while adapting to reality. 11Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  33. Efficient Dialogue Zeng Jie86k Wordscompleted Inefficient communication makes us suffer in our work and life. This book carefully summarizes and organizes the most cutting-edge research results of Stanford University, summarizes many effective communication skills and methods, analyzes the negative factors that affect communication efficiency from many aspects, and introduces the essence of efficient dialogue theories of communication experts in a layered and in-depth manner based on different types of people and different communication sit 11Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  34. Emotional Intelligence (Practical Edition) Daniel Gorman60k Wordscompleted "The latest research results of Daniel Goleman, the world-famous "Father of Emotional Intelligence". Talking without practicing or practicing without practicing will still not lead to success. So, practice and fully understand your own potential, which will be the psychological wisdom that will positively affect your life. Why is emotional intelligence so unique? How do we make decisions? How to use your brain's creativity? How to adjust to the best working condition? How to establish good socia 11Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  35. The World's Greatest Get-Wealth Bible Xu Changrong202k Wordscompleted If money is regarded as the entire connotation of wealth, then the scope of wealth will be too narrow; if wealth is regarded as the only definition of success, then life will seem a bit boring. 11Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  36. The Mystery of Human Nature: Zeng Shiqiang Talks About the Weaknesses of Human Nature Zeng Shiqiang68k Wordscompleted Professor Zeng is well versed in traditional Chinese culture and has extensive research on Chinese human nature. He believes that survival, selfishness, and happiness are the three major weaknesses of human nature, but weakness does not mean deficiency. By reading this book, you will find a good way to correctly understand yourself and others, turn your weaknesses into strengths, and handle interpersonal relationships well. Through vivid language and vivid cases, Professor Zeng analyzed the char 11Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  37. Don't Let the Details Ruin You Fang Juncompleted Details and little things exist in every aspect of our lives. Only by paying attention to small things and treating them with caution can your life be meaningful. If you want to work like an ordinary person, you should learn to work hard on details and do every little thing well. The work done by paying attention to details is sure to capture people's hearts. A careful work attitude comes from the attitude of attaching importance to a piece of work. Don't take the smallest things lightly. This a 11Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  38. Recent Thoughts Zhu Xi, Lu Zuqian52k Wordscompleted [Ancient Chinese Classics | Neo-Confucian Classics of Song and Ming Dynasties | Confucian Self-cultivation Books | Ancient Books on Self-Growth] "Jinsi Lu", the founding work of Neo-Confucianism, extracts the essence of the thoughts of the four great sages of the Northern Song Dynasty. It is divided into fourteen categories, including Taoism, Weixue, Investigating Things and Purifying Reasons, Cultivating, Organizing the Family, and Governing the Country. There are 622 quotations, which build a 10Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  39. A Short Story That Will Change Your Life Ye Xin84k Wordscompleted For everyone, life is only once. No one likes to remain unchanged, and no one is willing to live a mediocre life. Overcoming oneself, changing oneself, and transcending oneself are life issues that no one can avoid, and they are also issues that require everyone to seriously think about and explore. A small thing in life can often change a person's destiny, and a small story full of philosophy and wisdom can also change your life. See the big from the small, and know the great from the small. Op 10Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  40. Silicon Valley Madman - Larry Ellison Liu Shetao92k Wordscompleted His goal in life is to defeat Microsoft and become the world's largest software company. He owns the world's largest database software company. Parallel with his huge wealth is his "badness". Even in his sixties, he is still known as the bad boy of Silicon Valley. He is withdrawn. Arrogant and arrogant, he signed only in green ink because that was the color of American banknotes. He made senior Pentagon officials wait for 45 minutes. He was called by the media: "from an uneducated young man to a 10Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  41. The Power of Sorting Out Emotions Mayumi Arikawa79k Wordscompleted Everyone has times when they fall into negative emotions and are unable to extricate themselves. How to deal with negative emotions becomes the key to achieving goals and improving the quality of life. The "emotion sorting" method advocated by Mayumi Arikawa aims to help us coordinate the relationship between emotions and reality. She starts with anger and lists common emotional garbage and negative states in modern people's lives such as anxiety, loneliness, exhaustion, resentment, jealousy, in 10Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  42. How to Improve Your Memory Duan Wujun60k Wordscompleted This book focuses on how to improve your memory and is edited by Duan Wujun. 10Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  43. Network Control Technique Huang Wei114k Wordscompleted The simplest, most magical, most effective, and most practical, the people's Bible used by high-end people all over the world. Mastery, as an invisible force that controls the minds of ourselves and others, can control our every word and deed, and can also influence and dominate the every move of others. Looking at those high-end people who make the difference in the interpersonal field, you will find that they are often able to see through and even control other people's minds, and are good at 10Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  44. A Calm Life Without Anger Chen Nan110k Wordscompleted Through detailed examples, this book helps you understand that life can take many forms, and everyone can only live once. In this short and limited time, we must learn to be open-minded and not worry about the trivial matters in life, not be upset by the offensive words in life, and not be worried about the so-called troubles in life. Put aside all the little things, forget all the worries, and decorate your sky with brilliant colors, and you will have a wonderful life. 10Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  45. Learning Acumen: 7 Steps to Achieve Compound Interest Growth Remy110k Wordscompleted How to stop drawing barriers and setting limits on yourself Have a free and happy life If you are sensitive to low self-esteem, how can you gain something in the highly competitive workplace? How to get through the "dark moments" of confusion, frustration and helplessness? How can we dare to constantly jump out of our comfort zone and continue to grow? In the confused and painful period of life, how can we achieve explosive growth without distraction and usher in a glorious "highlight moment" by 10Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  46. Learning Ability: Advanced Life Lessons Bo Feng96k Wordscompleted Learning is a lifelong matter. Everyone hopes to change the trajectory of life and move toward higher ground through learning. By analyzing research cases in the field of psychology and real cases in life, this book organizes effective learning methods from the aspects of anti-laziness, finding direction, making daily progress, and cherishing time. By practicing these experiences and methods, everyone can efficiently complete their learning goals and quickly realize their life dreams. 10Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  47. Human Weakness (English Original) Carnegie351k Wordscompleted "Human Weaknesses (English Original Version of Whale Song)" is Dale Carnegie's inspirational classic book, which is a model for self-education and adult training. Published in 1937, it has been translated into at least 58 languages ​​around the world, with a total sales volume of more than 90 million copies and 400 million readers. This book aims to help readers solve the problems they face: how to deal with and effectively influence others in daily life, business activities and social interacti 10Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  48. Communication Determines Your Life Xue Wei182k Wordscompleted In the book "Communication Determines Your Life", teacher Xue Wei thinks from multiple perspectives and discusses the various factors such as object, subject, eloquence, psychology, mentality, language, image, and environment that affect the success or failure of communication one by one, so that we can strive to achieve the optimal effect of communication. 10Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  49. Eloquence in Interpersonal Communication Wu Hao74k Wordscompleted "Eloquence in Interpersonal Communication": Eloquence is one of the important criteria for measuring a person's knowledge and charm. In interpersonal communication, excellent eloquence can help you express your thoughts accurately, maintain interpersonal relationships, help you turn crises into opportunities, and turn disadvantages into advantages. "Eloquence in Interpersonal Communication" teaches simple and practical methods through easy-to-understand cases, allowing you to master the eloquenc 10Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  50. Communication Bible: Comprehensive Communication Skills in Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing (UK) Written by Stanton; Translated by Luo Muqian206k Wordscompleted Today, with increasingly close interpersonal interactions, have you ever seriously considered: Is this the best way to communicate? Is this what I want to achieve? Is this really what I want to say? In this era of rapid change, "Communication Bible" will help you deal with all communication challenges. 10Reads8.9Score—Shelves