Trust me, that's right.

Author: Xidi
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Amidst the rumbling of World War II artillery, a soldier with over 200 injuries questioned a general who wouldn’t let him go to the front: "What gives you the right to stop me from fighting on the front?" Believe me, I can definitely get the job done! Give me anyone, as long as they’re not mentally ill, and I can train them to become a successful person. When your desire for success is as strong as your craving for air, you will succeed! Although you do something without excuses, but—without the right methods, without the right skills, without the right mental fortitude, without full confidence, you still can’t earn your boss’s trust; Although you do something silently without excuses, but—you are likely doing it out of necessity, passively, not willingly, and unable to unleash your full potential. Only after you believe, "I believe I can be better," will you have "motivation for success," will you "push yourself to be excellent," will you "start taking action even in the mud," will you "take pride in your work." You will then become "an independent and free person at work," become "a hero in your workplace," dare to say, "If we’re not excellent, who will be!" realize in the team, "I’m the best, but I’m insignificant," gain "confidence in success," radiate "the glow of confidence," and have "truly proud reasons"!! At that point, you can boldly say, "Believe me, it’s right, I’ll make everything the best!" "Believe me, it’s right" is your absolute confidence in your work, it is your absolute ability to do the job well, and it is your absolute certainty that you won’t mess up the work.