7 Skills of High-Performers

Author: Mao Yong
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: In work, one must have goals, compassion, and a good work environment. Are you willing to work like a camel without complaint? Are your interests as flexible and diverse as a chameleon? Are your life goals as persistent and determined as a snail? Are your thoughts as bold and adaptable as a gecko? Do your relationships maintain a safe distance like hedgehogs? Does your career development bend and stretch like an earthworm? Is your knowledge structure as complex and rigid as a dinosaur?
The first ability: The snail's perseverance
If you don't rush for success and persistently work toward a goal, you will surely achieve it.
The second ability: The earthworm's flexibility
Endurance is a way for humans to adapt to natural selection and social competition.
The third ability: The camel's readiness for action
To seize opportunities and defeat opponents, you must first learn to store up. Store virtue, store character, store intelligence.
The fourth ability: The chameleon's timely flexibility
Handle problems flexibly according to changing and developing circumstances.
The fifth ability: The gecko's focus on the whole
Pursue the bigger picture. "Saving the to protect the chariot" is a profound strategy, a way to seek extension through yielding, to advance by retreating, and a form of broad and gentle intelligence.
The sixth ability: The hedgehog's maintenance of distance
When making friends, don't blindly trust others' friendship. Be cautious, set up multiple defenses.
The seventh ability: The dinosaur's survival of the fittest
View society and people with a changing mindset, remain unchanging in the face of change, and always maintain the initiative to stay invincible.