Who to Leave the Difficulties to - The Military Mindset of Daring to Break Through (World 500's Golden Training Course III)

Author: High-Performance Work Guidance Committee
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Truly a super management classic suitable for companies, a golden read for cultivating employee spirit, a training manual for building excellent enterprises, and the best model for Fortune 500 companies to enhance professional quality. A management classic that shapes company elites and promotes the training philosophy of employee spirit.
"I am often called upon in times of crisis, but through my lightning-fast tactics and iron will, I often turn danger into safety, treading through thorns as if on a smooth path." — American General George S. Patton
Who leaves difficulties behind? The thinking of a daring and breaking-through army.
Steel of Breaking Through — Face difficulties, become the most valuable person.
Dance of Thinking — Face weaknesses, break through obstacles, establish the right attitude.
Forging of Spirit — Meet challenges head-on, forge an invincible self.
Sword of Action — Use the best spirit, the best methods, and the fastest to defeat difficulties.
"Work is everything to me; I was born to work. Even if I leave nothing behind, even if all my achievements are destroyed." — Napoleon Bonaparte, Founder of the French Empire.
"If you have a brilliant plan, implement it with all your might, and do it today." — General of the Army Douglas MacArthur, USA.
"Success is how high you bounce back after being knocked down into the depths of despair." — American General George S. Patton.
American General George S. Patton said, "Difficulties are like springs; the weaker you are, the stronger they become." Those who avoid difficulties will always be weak; those who face difficulties with a smile and overcome them will always be strong.
Looking back at the founding of New China, it is actually a history of resisting difficulties. The Red Army and its successors repeatedly broke through thorns of countless difficulties to finally snatch the fruits of victory. At the critical moment of life and death under the merciless slaughter and suppression of the enemy, the fearless and determined People's Liberation Army resolutely raised the banner of uprising, fired the first shot of resistance, thus forging the great Red Army. In the face of a million enemy troops surrounding them from all sides in extreme danger...