Notes on Mental Cultivation in the City: Bo Ge's Counterattack

At the age of thirty, Lin Bo's life completely collapsed. He resigned in anger due to a conflict with his boss, but was let go by the headhunter; he spent all his savings to help his girlfriend tide over the difficulties, but what he got in return was a scam that cost him both money and money. Overnight, he was reduced from a high-spirited operations director to an unemployed young man living in a loft and relying on instant noodles. When he was at his most depressed, he met Zhou Lao, a retired psychology professor at a grocery store in the alley. A bowl of clear noodle soup, a pot of Pu'er, and a few simple words made him begin to re-examine his life - it turned out that the root cause of all difficulties was "an unstable mind." Starting as a basic editor at a new media studio, Lin Bo learned to control his emotions when he was wronged, to speak with data and facts when he was falsely accused, and to grit his teeth and persevere in the cold winter of entrepreneurship. He built a team step by step, won the respect of his opponents, and finally carved out his own world in the field of content entrepreneurship. This is not a counterattack novel, but a story about an ordinary person finding himself in the urban torrent. There is no end point in cultivating the mind, but it can help everyone who falls to stand up again.