Author: Zi Zhi
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: It has been a timeless principle that those who achieve great things in history always start with small tasks. This book, through vivid stories of famous historical figures who rose to prominence by beginning with small deeds, teaches people that in the face of failure and adverse environments, only by overcoming difficulties, striving diligently, and taking small steps as a guide, can one eventually achieve great success. The book compiles stories of over 150 famous figures from various dynasties over the millennia. None of these successful individuals were exceptions—they all worked diligently, starting with small tasks and ultimately achieved fame and success, leaving a lasting legacy. For those striving for success in today's workplace or business world, they can gain insights from the anecdotes in this book, learning to read between the lines in matters of timing, human relations, selecting capable individuals, and innovative efforts. By refining themselves in small details, they can certainly accomplish great achievements and realize their grand life goals.
Famous Stories of Historical Figures and Renowned Artists -- Accumulating Small Steps to Achieve Greatness (Small Tasks are Essential for Great Achievements)
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