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  1. Hard-Core Official Documents: Creating Writing Technology Flow Wei Zhiguocompleted Official document writing is a process of interaction and collaboration between various subject and object factors and text specifications. This book advocates equal emphasis on "Kung Fu outside poetry" and "Kung Fu within poetry", and advocates moving from "outside poetry" to "inside poetry", based on "hard core" writing techniques, and revealing the rules of language and logic in the process of writing official documents. The whole book focuses on the practical problems faced by learners and i —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  2. Psychological Manipulation and Counter-Manipulation Compiled by Jin Huiyongcompleted Have you ever been frustrated by your inability to convince others in your life? Have you ever been led by others without realizing it? Facing the turbulent interpersonal relationships, you are helpless, depressed and confused. You often wonder why some people are so scheming. Why are some people so skillful? Can I just be stupid and passive? I believe you are unwilling to do so. In fact, you don't have to be discouraged by this. Although the scheming is clever, it is not mysterious. You don't n —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  3. Psychology of Desire Monday Southcompleted Desire is an age-old topic. From ancient times to the present, no one can make a very accurate judgment on it. For one's own desires, one always hopes to get maximum satisfaction; for other people's desires, one hopes that others will not be too greedy and be content with what they have. Depending on the perspective of looking at desire, the evaluation of desire will naturally be different. But no matter what, as long as we treat desires correctly, we can eventually benefit from them. "The Psych —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  4. Overcome Human Weakness Zhao Wenming158k Wordscompleted This book systematically summarizes the human weaknesses buried deep in everyone's soul, and tells us how to improve our mental models through conscious training, remove the weaknesses that are difficult to change in human nature, and thereby defeat ourselves. The book focuses on the various shortcomings and weaknesses of human nature and summarizes practical methods to overcome these weaknesses, so as to prevent you from making mistakes again and again even though you know they are wrong, so as —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  5. Human Weakness (US) Written by Carnegie; Translated by Tian Dongcompleted "Human Weakness" brings together the essence of the shocking thoughts of Carnegie, the "father of adult education" in the United States, and is the author's successful inspirational classic. Since its publication in 1937, it has been translated into at least 58 languages ​​around the world, with a total global sales volume of more than 90 million copies. It has become one of the best-selling humanistic inspirational books. For decades, it has ranked first among successful inspirational books. By —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  6. Happy Life Uswritten by Dale Carnegie; Translated by Wang Zekuncompleted Success master Carnegie provides readers with the ultimate guide to winning a happy life. "A Happy Life" is a life philosophy book that tells you how to become happy in life. It was written against the background that the United States was facing a socio-economic depression and low public mood at that time. Dale Carnegie gave a series of inspirational speeches in order to rebuild people's confidence, regain their strength, and start a new life. This book is a collection of this series of speeche —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  7. Enlightenment - 72 Great Enlightenments in Life Sun Mengcompleted "Tao can be Tao, but it is not Tao; name can be named, but it is not named. Nameless is the beginning of heaven and earth; name is the mother of all things. Therefore, there is always no desire to observe its wonders; there is always desire to observe its pleasures. These two have the same origin but different names, and they are both called xuan. Mystery is both mysterious and mysterious, and it is the door of all wonders." This is the first time that Laozi, the originator of Taoism, proposed t —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  8. Communication Determines Your Life Xue Weicompleted 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. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  9. Life Wisdom Lessons of Giving and Taking Xing Sicuncompleted The book concisely summarizes the life wisdom of giving and giving, based on giving and letting go. The content covers all aspects such as mentality, personality, choice, marriage and love, career, officialdom and so on. The writing is fresh and beautiful, and the language is delicate and wise. I believe that every short article can flow into your heart like a trickle or a breeze, allowing you to gain a calm heart in the noisy world, get emotional release and spiritual sublimation, and listen to —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  10. Sort Out: from Chaos to Order, Improve Life Efficiency by 50% Written by Dong Quancompleted This is an inspirational book with the themes of time management and thinking sorting. The author is a well-known management consultant who is proficient in personal career planning and has his own mature and effective theoretical system. In this book, the author sorts out your work and life from aspects such as time management, how to achieve goals, how to become a high-level learner, how to make your work more efficient, how to improve your thinking ability, etc., So that your life can be adju —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  11. A Must-Have Guide for Professional Color Matching Designers Zhang Zhiyuncompleted This book is divided into eight chapters. Chapter 1, basic color knowledge, explains the basic principles of color, color attributes, color contrast, color harmony and color psychology. Chapters 2 to 7 introduce cold and warm color matching, similar colors, complementary colors, contrasting colors and comprehensive color matching. According to their different color characteristics, three-color and five-color color schemes and color matching examples are listed; Chapter 8 uses graphic design colo —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  12. Ten Minutes of Meditation (UK) Written by Andy Puddicombe; Translated by Wang Junlan and Wang Yanyoucompleted Meditation is an amazing skill that has the potential to change our lives, but how you use it is up to you. As media coverage of meditation and mindfulness increases, many people seem eager to identify the uses for meditation. In fact, you can only determine its purpose if you determine how to use it. When you learn to ride a bicycle, you learn how to ride a bicycle, not how to use your ability to ride a bicycle. Some people regard bicycles as a means of transportation, some use them to hang out —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  13. Just Do It Zou Xiaoqiangcompleted Are you committed to making plans, but always give up halfway? Want to improve yourself, but find yourself lingering in the same place after a while? Do you want to efficiently complete various goals in work and life, but always fail to do so? This is not because you don't understand management by objectives! This book is the work of Luo Ji Thinking, New Elite Career Distinguished Lecturer, and 12 years of practical time management expert Zou Xiaoqiang. It is narrated in a situational way. Throu —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  14. One Year Makes Ten Years (Hardcover Edition) A Fierce Catcompleted This is a complete set of practical guides for building personal influence and upgrading wealth. The book is divided into three main lines of content: foundation, major upgrade, and ultimate. It contains a total of 17 sections. Each section has 10 sub-items and is explained around the theme. Including time, status, emotional intelligence, academic excellence, reading, writing, lecturing, awesome people; noble people, teams, communities, sales, brands, champions, making money, writing books; the —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  15. Learn to Change Your Destiny Yuan Lipingcompleted Today in the information society, we have entered an era of learning. When Qiu Bojun used three years to create a brilliant career, he narrated how knowledge can change personal destiny in Zhongguancun; when Ding Lei used the mainland's richest man to translate the value of knowledge creating wealth; when Hu Xian used the power of knowledge as a daughter to lead the "Star Island" newspaper industry to dominate Hong Kong. … What reason do we have not to say: "Knowledge changes destiny!" All a per —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  16. The Power of 1% - Magical 28 Days of Daily Change Written by Tao Hongruncompleted The growth of life begins with self-awakening; the progress of life begins with changing oneself. Many people talk about "changing themselves", but very few people actually take action. Why is it so hard to change yourself? Maybe you think about it too complicatedly, or you haven't encountered the opportunity that really motivates you to make a change. People tend to think that big changes will occur only when encountering big changes. In fact, some details and subtle forces in life will also ca —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  17. 5 Minutes of Comic Micro-Expressions Zhang Huiyancompleted Interpersonal communication is often like a masquerade. Does the person standing in front of you mean what he or she says, or does he or she mean what he or she means? Do you really know your friends, colleagues, leaders, clients and even family members? This book starts with people's facial expressions, behavioral details, speech and behavior, daily habits, interests and hobbies, etc., And interprets it with scientific analysis and precise illustrations, allowing you to discover valuable inform —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  18. Solitude: Thoughts When Alone Zhou Xiaobocompleted Some people always avoid loneliness and being alone. Their mobile phones are filled with contact numbers of relatives and friends. They are afraid that if they are not careful, they will not find anyone to talk to when loneliness strikes, and they will be eroded by boundless loneliness and vulnerability. But when we live in the world, we always want to achieve a state of harmony with ourselves and the outside world. This requires us to turn around in time and make up our minds to stop escaping f —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  19. Deliberate Practice Yang Zhaocompleted Deliberate practice is not only a methodology for improving skills, but also an attitude towards life that pursues excellence. It teaches us how to face challenges, how to focus on the present, and how to pursue goals persistently. In this process, we can not only gain technical growth and improvement, but also receive a profound spiritual baptism and sublimation. In the journey of life, we are often accustomed to staying in our own comfort zone, where we are familiar, safe, and without too many —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  20. Complete Collection of Parchment Scrolls (US) Mandino Waiting; Compiled by Zhang Quancompleted The success Bible, which has been best-selling for hundreds of years, has been continuously ranked on Dangdang's best-selling list of inspirational books. It is a five-star best-selling book by Dangdang. It is a book that every positive person should read. A parchment scroll, selected from many great works by inspirational masters around the world, to inspire your hidden potential, give you the motivation to succeed, and guide you to success and happiness. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  21. Change: from Ordinary to Outstanding Compiled by Li Chaoyuan and Yang Lilicompleted How to change yourself? Cultivating people, sharpening one's will, and experiencing quality are changes; overcoming adversity, withstanding pressure, and advancing despite difficulties are changes; optimizing habits, purifying mentality, and innovating ideas are changes; being optimistic and confident, having the courage to forge ahead, and innovating and cooperating are changes; constantly learning, working hard, and constantly improving are also changes. In the final analysis, any progress tha —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  22. Live the Way You Want White Orchid by Micheliacompleted A sincere work that faces the common people and explains the true nature of life. The topics in the book cover many aspects such as love, marriage, friendship, family, career, etc. The discussion is clear and thorough, and it is lively and interesting to read. It is a verified book for women. It touches the pain points of millions of people and gives resonance and recognition to those who stick to the bottom line in this era of profit-seeking, no matter how rough life is. Each article goes strai —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  23. Learning Isn't so Hard: Platinum Edition Wang Jinzhancompleted In the eyes of teacher Wang Jinzhan, every child is excellent and can be cultivated. There is only a layer of window paper between poor students and top students. You can pierce it by finding the right method and being down-to-earth. Learning is not that difficult! It seems that one educational miracle after another is the result of Teacher Wang Jinzhan's thorough research on the learning habits, methods, and psychology of countless students: There is no bad student in his eyes, and he once help —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  24. The Study Method Taught to Me by a Professor at Tokyo University (Japan) Hiroyuki Naganocompleted Before high school, the title "smart guy" had nothing to do with me. But later, not only did I get admitted to Tokyo University's stellar physics major, I even joined JAXA. The reason why I can make my life have more possibilities is because I have mastered the learning methods my father taught me, and I know how to use my own brain to think, and finally I can grow up and become a talent and realize my dreams. What should be the goal of learning? This book will solve this problem for everyone. T —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  25. Why Are Top Academics All Method-Controlled? Duffcompleted The only difference between you and a top student is that you have not found a learning method that suits you. As long as you master the learning methods, establish a correct learning attitude, and develop good study habits, you can easily become a top student. This book will fully reveal to you the learning secrets of academic masters, including how to correct their study attitude, some important methods and strategies of learning, and the essentials of each link in the learning process. It wil —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  26. Learning How to Learn (Sublimated Work by the Author of "The Nature of Learning") [French] André Giordan [French] Guillaume Sardet Shen Kecompleted This book uses real-life examples to explain in an easy-to-understand manner the process of learning and how we should learn. The author develops methods to improve learning based on practical problems. The content mainly involves how to stimulate intrinsic learning motivation, how to exercise memory, how to ask and solve problems, how to master and process information, and how to adapt the body state to learning, etc. This book is developed around these truly "unavoidable" issues. The specific —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  27. Ways to Make Money Chillingcompleted If you want to make money, of course you need to analyze economic trends and be familiar with statistics. You also need a certain degree of intuitive judgment. Isn't foresight, as some people think, a kind of unfounded reverie that comes out of thin air? In fact, it is a fusion of what the leader has personally experienced and the experiences of the people around him. This is exactly what Idemitsu Soff portrays. No matter you talk to any leader, you will find that their vision is often based on —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  28. Mind Map Note Organization Technique Hu Yarucompleted An unclear mind is like a glove box before spring cleaning. A clear mind is like a well-organized locker. As long as you use Mind Map to simplify the complex, find out the key points, and fully "diagram" the notebook, no matter how complex the problem is, you can easily solve it. The arrangement of chapters in this book is very complete and rigorous. It teaches you how to draw mind maps by hand and tells you 13 rules for drawing thinking in simple terms. At the same time, it allows readers to fu —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  29. An Eloquent Story Every Day (Youth Edition) Yaqincompleted This book "An Eloquence Story Every Day (Youth Edition)" compiled by the author uses interesting stories to teach young people about eloquence. Colorful stories and profound insights will help you gain wisdom that is not available in the classroom. Every child hopes to have a happy childhood, and a happy childhood needs many good stories to accompany it. A good story is like a bright diamond. The passage of time will not cover up its dazzling brilliance, and the passage of time will not cover up —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  30. It Is Better to Rely on Yourself Than to Rely on Others. It Is Better to Act Than to Move Your Heart. Compiled by Li Haocompleted This book tells you in detail how to achieve success on your own from eight aspects: understanding yourself, improving yourself, strengthening self-confidence, and seizing opportunities. We must design the future ourselves and be our own saviors. What kind of goals you have, what kind of life you will have. The power of faith is amazing. It can change the dangerous status quo and achieve unimaginable satisfactory results. Only by working hard to discover and correct your shortcomings, break thro —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  31. 37 Self-Study Methods to Become a Master of Learning Compiled by Pu Xuewanjuancompleted Are you still troubled by wanting to make progress, but can't find a good way to learn, or can't enter an efficient learning state, or have poor practice results after learning? This book is a practical manual dedicated to improving learners' comprehensive abilities and efficiency. It is designed to help readers find the most suitable and efficient learning path in a complex learning environment. This book is divided into eight chapters, covering 37 learning methods. The first chapter helps read —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  32. Ways to Deal with Problems (1) Duan Wujun64k Wordscompleted The famous educator Helvetius once said: "Even the most ordinary children, as long as they are educated properly, will become extraordinary people." However, children will always encounter problems of one kind or another as they grow up. —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  33. This Is How High IQ Is Achieved Li Kui; Fang Shihuacompleted This book includes: Mastering the Ship of Destiny, Growing Independently: We Can Fly on Our Own, Recognizing Emotions: Avoiding Unnecessary Trouble, Learning to Restraint: Resolving the Haze of Grief, Active Communication: Communication is a Great Pleasure in Life, Adapting to the Environment: Life is Never Smooth, Adjusting the Mind Status: Don't cry for spilled milk, Wonderful test: How adaptable are you, Self-confidence is a special power, Having self-confidence: Owning half of success, A cle —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  34. Excellent Tax Accounting from Entry to Proficiency Qin Dongsheng, Yu Yecompleted "Excellent Tax Accountants from Beginner to Master" provides detailed explanations on how to transition from an entry-level tax accountant to an excellent tax accountant, and is supplemented by sufficient cases. The book is divided into three parts in terms of system structure, namely "Part 1 Introduction to Tax Accounting", "Part 2 Tax Accounting and Processing", and "Part 2 Advanced Practical Practice of Tax Accounting". Under each part, the content of the corresponding chapter is further enri —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  35. Complete Illustrations of Accounting, Cashier, Cost, and Financial Statement Practice Liu Yuelingcompleted This book is divided into seven parts. The first chapter, Introduction to Accounting, mainly introduces the setup of accounting organizations and basic accounting knowledge; the second chapter, the cashier chapter, starts from the most basic skills that a cashier should master, to diary book registration, the use of seals, etc., With detailed content and strong practicality; the third chapter, corporate accounting business, including the accounting of corporate receivables and payables and advan —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  36. Turn Words into Gold Ziqingcompleted The book "One Word Turns Gold" is not only an eloquence book and a pick-up book, but also a life-advancing book that can teach readers a way of thinking that can adapt to changes in situations, and a thorough and calm social philosophy. In this book, we do not talk about empty theories, but let readers easily deal with various questions, interactions and challenges through actual workplace and social scenarios. Every dialogue scene and every reply has been carefully polished to convey emotions w —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  37. Underlying Logic 2: Understand the Nature of the Business World Liu Runcompleted The "underlying logic" comes from the sameness in difference and the unchanged behind the changes. Only by mastering the underlying logic, and only by exploring the constants amidst all the changes, can we dynamically and continuously see the essence of things clearly. In "Underlying Logic 2", Liu Run shares with you the underlying logic of the business world, and uses humorous language to demonstrate the "magic" of mathematics, bringing you insight and thoughtfulness. I hope you can go further —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  38. Success Depends on Yourself (30 Inspirational Books) Compiled by Liu Wenqingcompleted As the saying goes, "Mountains will fall if you rely on them, but you will run if you rely on everyone." This vividly explains to us that it is better to rely on ourselves than to rely on heaven and earth. It is undeniable that there are many difficulties and hardships in life, which are often the biggest obstacles on the road to success. Many people are waiting for God to open their eyes and hope to get help from others. However, more people grow old in this kind of waiting and achieve nothing. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  39. Think of Yourself, Recognize Yourself Youjian Librarycompleted There is a person in the world who is both closest and farthest from you; there is a person in the world who is both closest and farthest from you; there is a person in the world who you often think of but is also the easiest to forget. This person is yourself! Only when you calm down can you know yourself; only when you calm down can you see yourself. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  40. Allow Yourself: Meet Your Whole Self Written by Cong Feicongcompleted You can laugh when you are happy and cry when you are sad. Accept your imperfections. Imperfection is beautiful. This book is suitable for reading at night and quietly savoring. Cong Feicong told us the psychological truth: People who cannot show weakness only look strong, but true strength is real, and they can show their vulnerability as well as their strength. Introverts are scared out of themselves. Nervousness is normal, necessary, and even cute. There is nothing in the world that can make —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  41. Let Yourself Go and Allow Everything to Happen: Live with Ease and Determination Without Comparing [France] Written by Saverio Tomasella; Translated by Huo Yanyucompleted We are always surrounded by many goals, many role models, and many encouragements, forcing ourselves to keep moving forward. When we are hit by failure again and again, why can't we choose to let ourselves go bravely? Why can't we realize our own strengths and potential instead of listening to external voices? The author of this book found through research that letting yourself go requires long-term courage rather than instantaneous motivation. We need grit and courage: the courage to think, spe —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  42. Inner Dialogue with Myself: Who Do I Want to Be? Fan Lingcompleted "Inner Dialogue with Myself" focuses on "understanding oneself and building a strong inner mind". Through a large number of cases and philosophical explanations, it guides readers to achieve self-growth and breakthroughs. The book emphasizes that a comprehensive understanding of oneself is the starting point for growth. It is necessary to accept strengths and weaknesses, avoid self-deprecation, and believe in one's own potential. As the story of two frogs shows, firm belief can create miracles. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  43. Accept Your Imperfections Misucompleted Everything in the world is a unity of contradictions, a mixture of black and white, good and bad, good and evil, beauty and ugliness. The same is true for us as human beings. When we cannot accept the shadow part of ourselves, we will live under an imaginary mask, the psychological balance will be imbalanced, and pain will arise spontaneously. When we can open up and make peace with our imperfections—and embrace our fears and weaknesses—we open ourselves up to everyone and the world, and allow o —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  44. The So-Called Good Study Mostly Means Good Methods Wen Huaishacompleted This book comprehensively reveals to you the learning secrets of top students, including how to correct your study attitude, grasp the essentials of each link in the learning process, skills in coping with exams, and how to integrate learning into life and entertainment. It will help you establish a concept of learning, turn hard study into joyful learning, fully develop your brain potential, and realize your desire to become a top student. In addition, this book also provides valuable suggestio —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  45. Penetrating Learning Fang Juncompleted In the digital age, as the speed of knowledge change accelerates, learning has become one of the most important things that every working person must face throughout their life. The prerequisite for efficient work is efficient learning. Only by rapidly improving learning ability can we cope with the increasing work requirements. The thinking part of this book discusses the relationship between knowledge, learning and work; the methods part mainly shares some learning methods that the author and —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  46. Have a Good Attitude and Everything Will Be Fine Written by Wei Xiacompleted The main contradiction in our society now is to solve the contradiction between the growing material and cultural needs and backward social productivity. In order to solve this contradiction, many people worked diligently and hard. People's hearts became indifferent, family ties were alienated, and many social problems were caused. But in fact, what a person eats is three meals a day, what he wears is just a piece of material, and what he sleeps on is just a bed... If you can look at it this way —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  47. TED Talk Tips: the Secret to Effective Presentation in 18 Minutes Liu Jinlaicompleted Maybe you don't have the opportunity to be on the real TED stage, but there are stages everywhere in life, such as business speeches, conferences, schools, weddings and other special occasions. In any public place, you can use efficient expressions to convey your ideas and be welcomed by people. "Techniques of TED Speech: The Secret of 18-Minute Effective Expression" provides the secret of 18-minute efficient expression through in-depth analysis of the skills and experience of TED speeches. It e —Reads7.5Score—Shelves
  48. What Should the Poor Do? Written by Yuanxiucompleted People who are poor are ambitious. You can be poor, but your ambition cannot be poor. To live, you must have faith. The power of faith plays a decisive role in the footprints of the poor. If you want to get rid of poverty, you must have indestructible confidence. This book gradually dissects the psychological and behavioral changes from poverty to wealth in terms of beliefs, self-esteem, actions, ideas, etc. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  49. 500 Detective Mystery Games Editor-In-Chief Huang Qingxiangcompleted The detective reasoning game is a highly stimulating thinking game. It not only helps to train the brain systematically and absorb the essence of wisdom, but also cultivates people's interest in reasoning and provides people with an interesting world. —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  50. The Psychology of Talking: Women Who Can Talk Are the Most Powerful Seibucompleted This book tells readers through many real cases what women should say and how they can speak to the other person's heart. Let women become more attractive because they understand the art of speaking, gain appreciation from leaders, be liked by colleagues and friends, get closer to their lovers and children, and become irreplaceable good colleagues, good mothers, good wives, and good besties. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves