9 Credits of Life

Author: By American Griff, Translated by Zhou Lingzhi
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: I often feel that the achievement in life lies in leaving behind "influence" wealth and power certainly have their strength, but their effect is limited and not necessarily well-received. What truly lasts and is valuable is the "spirit" that impacts others' lives. I have a personal experience to share about this. My first two jobs lasted for four years and a few months. During those years, my working hours were long, and my salary was not high, but I didn’t think much about it and simply accepted everything in my work. Later, I realized that the gains from those four years were both profound and broad, and I believed I had started my career in a great way. Now, I am very grateful to my parents because, throughout my upbringing, I never heard them complain about their jobs, nor did I see them turn their workplace happiness into others' pressure. The influence they had on me made me hope to be someone who doesn’t complain about work. The example set by my parents became an important part of my work philosophy. This book invites all parents to take a look and reflect: Is there anything you would like the next generation to inherit and never forget? It also asks those who are children to read and think: What do you hope to leave for the world?