Self-Management -- The Ultimate Law of Survival

Author: Wang Wei
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Compared to various versions of similar content books currently popular, this book highlights three features that other books lack.
1. The laws introduced here are derived from sociologists from various countries through scientific experiments and are widely recognized and accepted. If you are familiar with them, using them to explain the various phenomena occurring in the society around you will reveal that many seemingly inexplicable things are actually the result of certain psychological factors at play.
2. These laws that help understand one's living environment are not simply introduced from their origins in this book; rather, they are explained as scientifically as possible from a psychological perspective. Because, in a sense, every action a person takes stems from their understanding of society, meaning that intention guides action. Each social consciousness represents the special interests of a particular group or class. To protect these interests, the group or class will inevitably take the same actions under the same consciousness. In simpler terms, the same psychology guides the same actions, regardless of whether they occur in ancient or modern times, or in China or abroad.
3. The so-called survival laws, understood in a certain sense, are laws with universal patterns that play a guiding role in people's lives. In other words, people should live according to these laws and should not casually violate them. However, many times, we cannot escape the punishment of these errors we have recognized. For example, when we lose someone's affection, we know everything is irreversible but still feel deeply hurt, possibly for years, even resorting to drinking to drown our sorrows.