Think like a wolf

Author: He Hua
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: Although this book is not long and revolves around animals, the stories it tells are ones that happen around us and can beed; the advice it gives is easy to learn and understand, and can be applied in real life; the path it points out is the right and fast way to wealth through diligent and wise thinking. Now, it feels like you wouldn’t know it unless you read it, but once you do, you’ll find treasure. Seriously, turn the page and start reading—early knowledge is better than late. Think Like a Wolf has three remarkable values: First, it has become a must-have reference for white-collar and aspiring white-collar workers. When you have nothing to do, flipping through it can absorb philosophy and appreciate its subtleties; when you face challenges, using it can provide targeted solutions. Second, "thinking" itself is priceless, but the ability to inspire, advance, and cultivate thinking habits is invaluable. Third, its penetrating words, exquisite and elegant design, dynamic and realistic illustrations, and the underlying thoughts behind the book collectively create a perfect platform for book art, making us realize the preciousness of books and the urgency of reading.
This book breaks the conventional narrative patterns of business and management books, using personification and fable-like storytelling. By meticulously portraying the professions, survival philosophies, personalities, and life states of three animals in a virtual "W" world—wolves, foxes, and sheep—it vividly describes the raw and authentic competition in the animal world, revealing the complex yet simple economic principles and successful business rules of human society, which share similarities with the animal world. This allows readers to, in a lively and engaging manner, unravel the mysterious and intricate marketing theories developed by humans, and to map out their own business paths, value systems, and even life positions.
The protagonist, Wolf Shan Shan, is a tycoon in the animal world, with vast wealth and serving as the general manager of Wolf Shan Shan Health Products Company. He is rich yet compassionate, wise and full of vitality. As a boss, his greatest desire is not to accumulate wealth but to unlock his potential to achieve maximum personal value, and his secret to success is thinking—unique thinking! Of course, the growth of the health products company is not enough to rely solely on a wise mind. The business manager, Fox Cong Cong, is Wolf Shan Shan’s most trusted right-hand man. He possesses business qualities that command respect from employees: an enviable MBA degree, mature and skilled management strategies, a spirit of diligence and clever work, and most importantly, the ability to accurately position himself at all times. In his philosophy, making money is important, but successfully navigating the business world and mastering market trends is even more crucial.
From the book, we can also see an adorable figure—the hardworking yet indispensable sheep. Their representative, Employee Sheep Kuku, is down-to-earth and has modest demands. His greatest hope is to earn a living and live a better life. Currently, housing is his most pressing practical issue.
By this point, clever readers often find themselves reflecting on their own positions through the characters, gaining insights into their life coordinates and sparking a series of thoughts—Who am I? What do I need? How far am I from my goals?
Think Like a Wolf—The Magical Business Principles is filled with wisdom and philosophy. It not only appeals to those fascinated by success but also offers new perspectives on happiness in life. The cover design and interior illustrations convey the vital role of "thinking" in daily life through unique concepts and beautiful lines. In its own distinctive narrative style and cleverly crafted structure, the book vividly interprets and defines the concept of "success," guiding readers through an inspiring cycle of reading—animal to human to self—to discover the shortcut to wealth.
Have you thought about it? Have you grasped it? Read carefully—the sesame seed has opened.