10 Things Outstanding Teens Don't Need to Worry Too Much About

Author: Zhang Chengliang and Liang Ping (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
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★★ Why aren’t you successful? It’s because you “care too much!” Success is sometimes like sand in your hands—the harder you hold it, the faster it slips away! ★★ You can’t care too little, but you also can’t care too much. Once you find the balance of this mindset, you’ll also find the key to success. ★★ Some things are simply not worth caring about, because true wisdom lies in not caring what others think of your foolishness. ★★ There’s nothing more joyful in life than doing things others think you can’t, so don’t worry about others’ opinions—just do your best!
Teenage students are energetic, idealistic, lively, and highly motivated. This stage is when their bodies and minds rapidly mature. With China’s further opening-up, people’s pace of life has, and students face new opportunities and challenges during their growth. They yearn for a new life but are also confused by it. How can they adjust their mindset and avoid repeating tragedies like the “Lu Gang incident”? “Don’t care too much” is truly golden advice.
This book takes a unique perspective and combines students’ real-life experiences to tell them that many things don’t need to be cared about, including:
1. Others’ wrong evaluations of you
2. Minor conflicts with friends
3. Mistakes in studies
4. Negative emotions
5. Difficulties and setbacks
6. Parental criticism
7. Early romantic relationships
8. Unfavorable outcomes in money and career choices
Through simple yet profound theories and stories/cases with deep meaning, the book helps students truly learn to release their minds and cultivate a normal, balanced mindset. This is a scientific and comprehensive guide to help students overcome growth bottlenecks.