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  1. 5,000 Wise Words from Students Yan Kai131k Wordscompleted A short and witty saying is not an expensive gift, but like a sweet spring, it can nourish the heart and make people think deeply. It can build bridges between each other, circulate emotions, blend hearts, and allow you and me to gain a deep tacit understanding. 58Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  2. Three Parts of Managing People, Seven Parts of Being a Person Chengjie218k Wordscompleted The essence of management is people-oriented. If a leader wants to manage well, he must first learn to be a human being before managing others. Everything must start with self-cultivation and improvement. 57Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  3. Emotional Quotient Is More Important Than IQ. Network Is More Important Than Hard Work. Responsibility Is More Important Than Ability. Edited by Mu Zhi; Pei Pei291k Wordscompleted In today's business society, the study of interpersonal relationships and human connections have become a highly valued professional discipline. In the history of the development of modern management theory, a special school has even been formed - the interpersonal school, which began to rise in the 1920s, with representatives such as Professor Mayo of Harvard University in the United States. "Emotional Quotient is more important than IQ, connections are more important than effort, and responsi 57Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  4. Live with a Smile Gao Jiacheng100k Wordscompleted "Living with a Smile" is a collection of works with sharp writing and distinctive personality. This book collects 27 short stories. You may be able to see your own shadow, or an acquaintance around you. There are the absurdities in childhood memories, the fickleness of the world, and the sense of tearing brought about by growth. He writes about himself and the people around him, and his perspective is sincere and yet refreshing. After complaining, he can still laugh at the cruel life. It is a he 57Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  5. How Do You Measure Your Life (2024 Edition) Clayton Christensen97k Wordscompleted In the spring of 2010, Christensen was diagnosed with lymphoma. Before his death, he delivered a highly influential speech to Harvard Business School graduates. This speech later became known as the most important class before Harvard Business School graduation. The content of this book is derived from this lecture. Professor Christensen used the theories taught in the Harvard Business School classroom and applied the MBA course theory to life planning and living. He divided the process of findi 56Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  6. 300 Whole-Brain Thinking Games That Make Children Smarter as They Play Lina22k Wordscompleted The famous scientist Hawking said: With a smart brain, you will be closer to success than others. There may be children who don't like studying, but there should be no children who don't like games. A person can acquire knowledge through learning throughout his life, but thinking training is never simple and easy, nor is it achieved overnight. Many psychologists and sociologists believe that thinking games are a kind of training method. This book selects 300 thinking games specially designed for 56Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  7. Mao Zedong Taught Us How to Behave Wang Yuefu290k Wordscompleted Mao Zedong is a historical giant in China and a historical giant in the world. He not only wrote the history of China, but also rewrote the history of the world. It was him, the son of a farmer, an innocent boy who grew up in a ravine. He created many firsts and created countless miracles with his own struggle. He is one of the main founders of the Communist Party of China and the founder of the People's Republic of China. He has held the highest leadership positions in the party and the country 55Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  8. Put Aside Sensibility and Stay Rational Pan Hongsheng162k Wordscompleted In today's society, if we want to achieve a successful and happy life, we should put aside our emotions and remain rational. This book uses a large number of profound, incisive, exciting, interesting and wise stories to reveal the rules and methods of success in changing your life's destiny and achieving yourself. The book uses meaningful, vivid and passionate language to provide an in-depth explanation of the connotation of the story and a profound analysis of the true meaning of life. By readi 55Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  9. Learn to Listen to Leaders Speak Learn to Speak to Leaders Concave and Convex177k Wordscompleted Communicating with leaders requires every employee to have superb listening and speaking skills. "Listening" is not just about obeying the words, but about hearing the leader's true intentions; "speaking" is not just about expressing what you mean, but about letting the leader see your efforts and potential. This book is tailor-made for professionals. It contains rich and detailed workplace cases and thorough and sharp workplace reviews. It teaches you the most practical communication skills wit 55Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  10. 100 Tips to Unlock Life Wisdom Su Chunli; Xing Qunlin156k Wordscompleted The 100 tips in this book cover all aspects of life, including tips on success or failure in destiny, tips on moral cultivation, tips on social interaction, tips on family life, tips on life planning, tips on workplace survival, tips on adjusting your mentality, etc. Each of these inspiring tips guides the course of your life. If a person wants to live happily, freely, happily and contentedly, he needs to know how to deal with others. We need to deal with one challenge after another, overcome on 54Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  11. Speak Well: How People with High Emotional Intelligence Express Themselves in Multiple Situations Liu Wenxiu102k Wordscompleted It is not easy to improve your speaking skills and make your words interesting. As the saying goes: one sentence makes people jump, one sentence makes people laugh. Speaking ability reflects a person's connotation and quality. A person who can thoroughly understand what is being said, is familiar with it by heart, and can blurt it out. What he says is often measured in severity, praise and criticism, and can be used with ease; it can cultivate the sentiments of others, reflect one's talents and 54Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  12. Expression (New Version) He Jia110k Wordscompleted What should I do if no one listens to my words in the workplace? How do you relieve yourself when you feel very nervous about speaking in front of a crowd? How to use words to grab other people's attention and make them interested? Through his nearly ten years of experience as an executive speech coach and based on the interdisciplinary foundation of expressiveness, Mr. He Jia refined the speech standards of "willing to listen, remember, and be able to spread". At the same time, based on the exp 53Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  13. The Weaknesses of Human Nature (New and Upgraded Version) (US) Written by Dale Carnegie; Translated by Duff201k Wordscompleted Dale Carnegie was the great success master and spiritual mentor of the 20th century. "Human Weaknesses (New and Upgraded Edition) (Essence)" brings together the essence of Carnegie's thoughts and is the author's inspirational classic for success. From the perspective of the nature of human nature, this book deeply analyzes the weaknesses hidden in people's human nature, so that people can fully understand themselves, use respect, understanding, and sincerity as the cornerstones to change their a 53Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  14. Quit It! Procrastination: 21 Days to Develop Good New Habits Deng Hanxi99k Wordscompleted The strong choose not to regret, the wise choose not to delay. When procrastination becomes a habit, you need to develop another good habit to overcome it. Develop good new habits in 21 days and quit! Procrastination! "Quit! Procrastination: Cultivate Good New Habits in 21 Days" gradually reveals the mystery of procrastination from the root of procrastination to the harm of procrastination; by sorting out internal and external behavioral motivations, and then cultivating good new habits in 21 da 53Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  15. Expressiveness He Jia110k Wordscompleted What should I do if no one listens to my words in the workplace? How do you relieve yourself when you feel very nervous about speaking in front of a crowd? How to use words to grab other people's attention and make them interested? Through his nearly ten years of experience as an executive speech coach and based on the interdisciplinary foundation of expressiveness, Mr. He Jia refined the speech standards of "willing to listen, remember, and be able to spread". At the same time, based on the exp 52Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  16. Nonviolent Communication: a Positive Communication Method for Healing Relationships Xiaoya85k Wordscompleted "Non-violent communication" was proposed by Dr. Marshall Luxemburg. It is a communication method that can communicate with each other and live in harmony. Nonviolent communication can heal the secret pain deep in the heart; transcend the limitations of one's mind and emotions; break through the thinking patterns that cause anger, frustration, anxiety and other negative emotions; resolve interpersonal conflicts in a non-harmful way; and learn to build a harmonious life experience. The manuscript 51Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  17. Human Weakness: Completely Expanded Translation Dale Carnegie122k Wordscompleted The ability to relate to people is a commodity that, like sugar and coffee, costs money to obtain. In this book you'll find all the tips you need to succeed. Ready to use, practical and effective, it can hit the weak points of the world without even realizing it. Carnegie's widow personally revised and added 30,000 words. From Yu Minhong, Jack Ma, and Wang Jianlin to Obama, Bill Gates, and Kazuo Inamori, almost all successful people at the top of the pyramid have read, benefited from, and strong 50Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  18. Either Stand Out or Be Out: I Don't Live the Life of an Underachiever. Holy Priest100k Wordscompleted This book is divided into 8 parts in total, providing readers with a brand-new perspective of observing life and themselves, and telling readers that there is no stable and mediocre middle option when they are young. You can either sweat profusely to stand out and live a dazzling and colorful self, or you can be cautiously eliminated. It tells readers to work hard and live a wonderful life. People live once, either they work hard and live a dazzling and outstanding self, or they are defeated in 49Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  19. Boundaries: Just the Right Relationship Wisdom Xiaoya99k Wordscompleted Boundaries are the soul of relationships. Chinese people generally lack a "sense of boundaries." In interpersonal relationships, 80% of the pain is almost due to a lack of "sense of boundaries." People must grasp the golden point of boundaries to create a perfect social relationship. 48Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  20. Theory of Moral Sentiments (UK) by Adam Smith; Translated by Xu Liqin, Rao Kaibin, and Du Xueli241k Wordscompleted "The Theory of Moral Sentiments" is Adam Smith's ethical work. It was first published in 1759 and published six times before Smith's death. It mainly clarifies the nature of moral emotions, the nature of moral evaluation and his ethical thoughts aiming at "the happy life of citizens". Adam Smith took the emotion of sympathy in human nature as the basis for explaining morality. He used the principle of sympathy to explain the origin of human justice and all other moral emotions, to explain the na 47Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  21. Don't Please, Don't Give In, Just Be Who You Like. Written by Qiong Hua90k Wordscompleted This book is an inspirational book for women. It uses gentleness, kindness, love, gratitude, and oneself and others as the discussion points to explain how to live a life the way you like without being displeased or unwilling. 47Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  22. Be Smart in Life and Smart in Doing Things (New Version) Guancheng182k Wordscompleted Being shrewd and clever is the most classic art and state of life of the Chinese people. Do things wisely, it determines the height of life development. You have to be smart as a person, it determines the success or failure of interpersonal communication; and the design and construction of relationships require superb skills in dealing with people. In life and society, the word "relationship" is important. Being knowledgeable is not as good as being a person, and knowing knowledge is not as good 46Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  23. Peking University Emotional Intelligence Class Chen Shi155k Wordscompleted In life, no matter who you are, if you want to succeed, you must inevitably communicate with others. Only by strengthening our persuasiveness and learning to use logic to persuade others can we influence the behavior of others, win opportunities and win trust for ourselves. "Peking University Emotional Intelligence Course" starts from specific examples and covers all aspects of life. It introduces the methods of practicing persuasive logical language, so as to help readers master good logical co 46Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  24. Life Convenience Store Liu Yong10k Wordscompleted This book is a practical book of life inspiration, and it is also a 24-hour life convenience store, providing you with various immediate, urgent, and minor trouble-removing services for you who are occasionally confused. The book consists of two chapters, the living area and the work area. You can choose your own products from the eight shelves of personal care, marriage and love preserves, household department stores, work flavor, blind box of thinking, social cans, emotional hardware, and mobi 46Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  25. Have a Good Mood Every Day Feng Zhiyuan56k Wordscompleted Emotional intelligence, also known as emotional intelligence, is a concept proposed by psychologists in recent years that corresponds to intelligence and IQ. It mainly refers to people's qualities in terms of mood, emotion, will, tolerance of frustration, etc. In the past, people believed that whether a person could achieve success in his or her life, the level of intelligence was the most important. That is, the higher the IQ, the greater the possibility of achievement. But now psychologists ge 45Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  26. After I Leave Susie Hopkins16k Wordscompleted A mother's life guide to her daughter, as well as the love and care that is too late to express. If one day, my mother leaves me forever... Without my mother by my side, who will remind me to clean up the house? Who can cook that familiar taste to soothe my stomach? When I meet someone I like, who can tell me whether he is the right person? Who will help me face the fear of having a baby? How should I let the children know grandma? I thought maybe mom could write a notebook, Teach me how to adap 45Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  27. It's Not That the World Is Bad, It's That You Know Too Little Compiled by Chen Fengling261k Wordscompleted This book uses dialectical thinking and sharp language to explain in depth how to recognize various social rules in our daily life and work. It focuses on helping young people who are confused and confused to break the deadlocks in various social interactions, break through the bottlenecks of life growth, and know how to advance and retreat, so that they can navigate various social situations with ease. 43Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  28. Learn Speech from Scratch Long Xiaoyu143k Wordscompleted Everyone has the gift of eloquence and the potential to speak. There is no question of whether you can speak well or not, it's just that the level and attractiveness of the speech are different. If you have been confused, embarrassed or failed in a public speaking occasion, then the easiest way to change your destiny is to carry out effective eloquence learning and speech training. Only in this way can we break through ourselves in terms of eloquence, successfully overcome speaking obstacles, an 43Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  29. Communication Traps: How to Identify Communication Traps and Make a Career Jump Nan Yong128k Wordscompleted This book helps you quickly identify and avoid workplace communication pitfalls. It points out 24 fatal traps in workplace communication to readers from the four major aspects of workplace communication: attribute traps, cognitive traps, thinking traps and "life" traps. Rich local cases, real communication scenarios, and practical methods and skills will help you gain a comprehensive insight into human nature, avoid traps, improve your emotional intelligence, and win in the workplace. Reveal t 43Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  30. Golden Code of Chinese Famous Phrases and Wisdom Huang Yanan Xu Changrong189k Wordscompleted The famous sayings and aphorisms selected in "The Golden Code of Chinese Famous Quotations and Wisdom" have rich ideological connotations and involve all aspects of people's life, study, life, and dealing with the world. In addition to their own artistic value, some of them also have the function of persuading the world. Some are full of life philosophy, which can enlighten people's minds when read; some have generous speeches, caring about the country and the people, and are inspiring to read; 43Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  31. Intimate Relationships Sequel: Unfettered Relationships (New Revised Edition) Wu Ling122k Wordscompleted "Intimacy Sequel: Unfettered Relationships" is the sequel to Mr. Christopher's famous work "Intimacy: The Bridge to the Soul" and is also one of his best-selling masterpieces. Teacher Christopher has completely revised the content of this book and written a new preface especially for Chinese readers. This book is not a guide or manual to improve or heal the important relationships in your life, or make them more exciting and passionate. This is also not an instruction manual on how to be a bette 43Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  32. It's Easy to Give Up, but It's Cooler to Persevere July90k Wordscompleted After traveling north alone for 11 years and working hard for 7 years, from an intern with nothing to the editor-in-chief of a leading company in the book industry, the author uses his own personal growth and struggle history to prove to you: when we persevere, we will really become something unexpected. This is a growth book that helps you find your direction in life when you feel confused. From the four dimensions of personal upgrading, effective social interaction, understanding love, and emb 42Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  33. Emperor's Wisdom Wang Shaokeng109k Wordscompleted This is the epitome of imperial wisdom. This is a classic collection of stories about emperors strategizing and governing the world. Learning the strategies and experiences of emperors to achieve success is a shortcut to opening the door to wisdom and career success... 42Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  34. The Road to Master Porridge Zuoluo85k Wordscompleted Is this you: you have never become a master at one thing, but you still don't accept your fate and think you can try again; you have bought a lot of courses and books, but you still cannot effectively absorb and master them; you have learned a lot of methodologies, but you still cannot effectively use them in practice and achieve results; you understand what others say, but you cannot complete in-depth thinking independently. In today's highly competitive market environment, the importance of be 40Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  35. The Method of Total Concentration (US) Written by Thomas M. Sterner; Translated by Zhou Liping34k Wordscompleted At any time and in anything we do, we need to give our full attention. If we can devote ourselves wholeheartedly to the things in front of us and achieve a state of selflessness, we will not only greatly improve our work efficiency, but also enjoy the process very much. But in fact, it is difficult for most people to concentrate. We are always looking left and right, doing one thing with our hands, and thinking about another or even several other things. In this case, the work will become unattr 40Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  36. Emotional Quotes Li Ming4 Wordscompleted The content of this book includes emotions, feelings, love and hate, love, maternal love, friendship, sympathy, benevolence, universal love, happiness, pain, sorrow, trouble, shyness, fear, jealousy, anger, pity, enthusiasm, nostalgia, hope, disappointment, satisfaction, honor and disgrace, self-esteem, etc. 40Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  37. Speech and Eloquence Duanmu Is at Ease95k Wordscompleted Possessing superb public speaking skills and the ability to express yourself in public are essential skills for individuals to gain a foothold in modern society and achieve rapid success. This book draws on the strengths of many people and explains the art of speech and eloquence in depth, including methods of delivering speeches, adaptability and field control techniques in speeches, expression skills of speech posture and language, methods of speaking in public, strategies for persuading other 40Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  38. Don't Let Your Inability to Take Notes Get You Wrong Salted Fish Dream88k Wordscompleted Leonardo da Vinci is known as a versatile genius in human history. There are about 6,000 pages of notebooks and manuscripts preserved today. Einstein once said that if Leonardo da Vinci's scientific research results had been published at that time, human science and technology would have advanced 30 to 50 years; our country's Li Shizhen traveled to the famous mountains and rivers of the motherland and wrote down tens of millions of words. The notes eventually became the "Compendium of Materia Me 39Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  39. A Good Talker Chen Shuyun164k Wordscompleted This book will teach you how to speak well and skillfully in the shortest time. There are 8 chapters in the book, including: "How to become a master speaker", "How to prepare for a conversation", "How to impress your audience", "How to refute your opponent skillfully", etc. 39Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  40. Know Everything About Etiquette Xia Zhiqiangcompleted This book comprehensively and systematically summarizes and explains more than 1,500 etiquette common sense that people must know, covering aspects such as appearance, sitting, standing, walking, clothing, greetings, salutations, handshakes, business cards, introductions, daily interactions, conversations, etc. It can help readers continuously improve their etiquette accomplishments in daily work and life, act according to the corresponding etiquette at all times and everywhere, make their behav 39Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  41. Cornell Learning Method: Start by Taking Notes and Achieve Lifelong Learning Yourong Strategy86k Wordscompleted Learning is a lifelong career. In addition to introducing the actual use of the Cornell Learning Method in learning scenarios, this book will also lead readers to in-depth exploration of Cornell University's unique learning methods and help readers master key techniques that can improve learning efficiency and academic performance. This book has 7 chapters in total. Starting from the science of learning, it introduces learning strategies, tells how to set a study plan, how to use the Cornell no 38Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  42. How to Improve Your Communication Skills with Strangers Compiled by Deng Xi103k Wordscompleted A person who is well versed in social studies, has the ability to communicate with people quickly, can mingle with people in any situation, and understands the psychology of others in a timely manner will definitely be able to win the game of daily communication. Through close-to-life cases and rich theoretical analysis, this book explains the practicality of social skills from all aspects of sociology, so that you can gradually become a successful and attractive socialite, use correct social me 37Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  43. Wisdom Without Anger Yang Junmei116k Wordscompleted Emotions are like dyes, exaggerating people's joys, anger, sorrows and joys; emotions are like catalysts, catalyzing sadness, old age, illness and fear. In modern life, as the pace of life intensifies, people's mood swings are also increasing. Only by learning to be the master of your emotions can you have the ability to control your destiny. "The Wisdom of Not Being Angry: Being the Master of Your Emotions (3rd Edition)" analyzes the various connections between emotions and psychology, and thro 36Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  44. It Doesn't Matter If You Go Slower Luc Sweening87k Wordscompleted Endless work, cumbersome family affairs, the explosion of information in electronic products... We are being dragged forward, and our own leisure time is gradually disappearing. As a result, stress, anxiety, and burnout ensue, and we gradually lose empathy, creativity, and even alienate those around us. In this fast-paced era of involution, being able to rest and relax efficiently is crucial. With the support of more than 20 years of stress research experience, Dr. Luc Sweening, a famous Belgian 36Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  45. Fortune: 7 Good Habits That Change Your Destiny Chengjie118k Wordscompleted Habit is a conditioned reflex. An action or behavior, repeated many times, can enter a person's subconscious mind and become a habitual action. People's knowledge accumulation, talent growth, and limit breakthroughs are all the result of repeated habitual actions and behaviors. 36Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  46. This Is How Attraction Is Made: the Secret to Having Super Popularity Susie127k Wordscompleted I bet you know a few people who are incredibly popular and incredibly attractive. I'm not saying these people are particularly beautiful, particularly rich, or particularly smart. However, when they walk into a room full of strangers, people will smile; when they walk into a singles bar, people will look up; when they walk to the negotiating table, their opponents will instinctively sense: "This person is great." If they are single, everyone will want to date them; if they are married, their pas 36Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  47. 10 Ways of Thinking Used by Smart People Around the World Written by Zhai Wenming and Chu Shuhui183k Wordscompleted The famous success master Napoleon Hill once said: Without a successful way of thinking, there will be no successful results. A person does not necessarily need to have high intelligence or natural ability to achieve great success and satisfaction. The correct way of thinking is the key to survival, competition and success. What powerful tools do successful politicians, entrepreneurs, managers, and scientists around the world use to analyze problems, innovate ideas, make decisions, and solve pro 35Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  48. Enneagram Mind Reading—the First Practice in Interpersonal Communication Yang Xinyuan124k Wordscompleted "Mind reading" is very important in life. To understand and understand the Enneagram, you have to step out of yourself and others and look at yourself and others with your third eye. Dear friends, I believe that when you pick up "Enneagram Mind Reading: The First Practice of Interpersonal Communication", you will open a window through the practical comparison of the Enneagram, a window through which you can clearly glimpse the truer self and the hearts of others. And in your own comparison, afte 35Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  49. Family Motto of Father and Son, Prime Minister: Cong Xun Zhai Yu, Cheng Huai Yuan Yu Written by Zhang Ying and Zhang Tingyu; Noted by Zhang Shu and Cong Wei; Reviewed by Chen Ming115k Wordscompleted This book is a family motto written by Zhang Ying, a famous official in the Qing Dynasty, and his son Zhang Tingyu. Zhang Ying used his personal experience and personal experience in eunuch career and life, combined with the words and deeds of ancient sages and sages, to teach his descendants how to run a household, govern a country, study, conduct themselves, behave, and make friends. He uses the little things he sees, hears, thinks and feels in his life to interpret profound life philosophy, c 35Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  50. Reasoning Methods in Investigative Thinking (2Nd Edition) Ma Qianjin Is Moving295k Wordscompleted Investigative work requires thinking. Investigative thinking is a process of processing case information that includes many aspects, and reasoning is its most important aspect and most important process. The author of this book combines his own teaching and practical experience, starting from the close connection between investigative logic and investigation work, integrating advanced research results in investigative reasoning at home and abroad, and systematically discusses various reasoning m 34Reads8.4Score—Shelves