Lion, do not race with a mouse -- 7 principles of conduct for the outstanding

Author: Nu Guangyuan Studio
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: For an individual, there can be many problems or decisions in their lifetime, but only a few extremely important ones determine their life. If a person tries too hard to do everything well, they will not do the most important things well. The more interested a person is in trivial matters, the less interested they will be in major matters. The fewer essential tasks there are and the less they encounter real problems, the more people will concern themselves with trivial matters, and eventually, they will pay a heavy price for it. In the forest, a fallen leaf, a mouse challenged a lion to a fight, wanting to prove its strength, but the lionly refused. The mouse looked displeased and said, "What, are you afraid?" The lion smiled and replied, "Yes, I am truly afraid. If I agree to you, you will gain the honor of having once fought with a lion, but what about me? All the animals in the forest will laugh at me for fighting with a mouse." You should identify the most valuable people and things in your work and life and invest sufficient time and energy into them, fully enjoying the experience and the people and things involved. This principle may seem simple, but it is the most fundamental basis for a successful life. This book is designed to address this point by extracting 7 principles from life, providing reference for those who wish to become strong individuals. It will teach you to activate the thinking of a wise person to drive your own development; it will help you the trouble of "competing with a mouse" and become "a mighty and unstoppable lion."