A Class That Changes a Teenager's Life

Author: David
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: At every key point in life, learning to change oneself is undoubtedly the most important—those who do not change are ordinary, while those who constantly change are outstanding. Martin Luther King Jr., a famous African American leader in the United States, said, "I have a dream, a dream to change myself and your fate!" This is a moving belief in change: Bill Gates, when he was in high school, made a wish to change himself—"I want to change the world of computers and become the king of computers with the highest global user coverage." The significance of this book lies in offering a series of life-changing advice to every young friend, conveying the successes and failures, as well as methods, of many outstanding individuals during their process of self-change, in order to reduce the possibility of "unreasonable change." Because any "unreasonable change" not only cannot bring you the hope of success but will also increase your despair. Wishing young friends to grasp this great lesson of "changing one's life" and become outstanding individuals!