It's not impossible -- Thinking determines the way out: Thinking determines the way out

Author: Yi Fazhou
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: Generally speaking, if a person falls twice in the same place, they will be laughed at as a "fool." If two people fall once each in the same place, they will be regarded as two "fools." Special Note: If someone makes a mistake, never blame them for having a problem. It's recommended to forcefully control your way of thinking. The response is: Check this "road," as it might be the "road" that has the issue. The "road repair principle" tells us: When a person makes the same mistake more than twice in the same place, or when two or more different people make the same mistake in the same place, it's definitely not the person's problem, but the "road" that caused them to make the mistake. At this time, as the "problem" manager, the important thing is not to manage people—to ask them not to make the same mistake again; but to "repair the road"—how to prevent them from making the same mistake again. Any problem can be solved; the key lies in—thinking determines the outcome, and constantly remind yourself: It's not impossible, just that no method has been found yet.