Chunya Butler

On the day when there was only 380 yuan left in her bank card, Lin Dongmei stood on the overpass and thought about jumping off. I didn't jump because there was a voice in my heart saying: Hold on a little longer. The fifteen-year marriage was broken up, the house was sold, her brother owed 800,000 yuan, her credit card was overdue, and her insurance job was lost—she thought this was rock bottom. Unexpectedly, there is a road below the valley bottom. From a novice in housekeeping to the number one in the industry, from 380 yuan to 2000+ customers, from one person to a group of people. This is the path Lin Dongmei took four years to walk. This is not an inspirational chicken soup, but a true story of an ordinary woman climbing out of the mud step by step. If you have ever felt that you can't hold on any longer, this book is for you.