Achieve a Joyful Life--36 Ways for Middle School Students to Live Happily: The Essential Course for Middle School Students' Independent Success

Author: Liu Pengfei
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Publishing Date: 2005-04-01
Features: The bigger a person's ideals, the greater they can become. Clear goals, favorable conditions, high efficiency, and precise feedback are the four major principles of a successful plan. EQ = Confidence + Self-strengthening + Self-awareness + Self-reliance. Parents are the best listeners for a child's heart-to-heart talks. Compare and contrast, strive for what can be contested, and compete for what can be competed. Cultivate your financial intelligence and become a master of finance. Your life doesn't belong only to you, so it should be cherished even more. Success is the innate desire of humans and will certainly be the goal that countless young people pursue eagerly. The earnest teachings of teachers are for your success; the heartfelt care of parents is also for your success. The middle school era is the golden time for shaping success. It can be said that only success in your student years can build a brilliant future for you. What is success? Success is the completion of pre-set goals. In my opinion, there are three overall goals for middle school students: personal cultivation, life, and learning. The ancients said, "A teacher guides you to the door, but practice depends on the individual." The greatest practice lies in reflecting on life. What should you reflect on? First, set ideals—people without ideals are blind and frightening; second, improve EQ—high EQ can determine 80% of a person's success; third, refine your character—good character can win you more opportunities for success. It's like target shooting: ideals are the target of success, EQ is the tool of success, and character is the preparation star of success. The three complement each other and are indispensable. Additionally, the campus, family, and society form three major life platforms, colorful and enriching, providing abundant nutrition for students' learning. This is the core content of this book. After reading it, you will gain confidence and joy. Everyone says, isn't a middle school student with high moral cultivation, a happy life, and excellent studies successful? I believe you will become such students. Of course, to open the door to success, you need a wise "golden key." If this little book can offer some guidance on your "key-seeking journey," how happy the teachers would be!