I'm not lecturing you

Author: Ni Di
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Career crises won't disappear because of your indifference. In addition to education, certificates, and skills, a professional attitude is also an important part of your career security. As a famous career trainer says. Professionalism means sacrifice, meaning you have to do what you must do, not what you like to do. The various crises in the workplace will not automatically disappear because of your indifference. Instead, they follow like ghosts, often striking fatally without warning, unless from the beginning, you have prepared for the possible costs. Professionalism requires sacrifice, just like real professional athletes who restrain themselves to achieve success. When they still have more desires, they naturally choose between "what they like to do" and "what they must do." Everyone has to face many things they don't like but must do—going to work, overtime, meetings, social engagements. Those who have more desires in their hearts will engage in them with different attitudes, and they will quickly realize: once they commit, things become better and better. To do what you must do, engage in it, and try to like it. This is the behavior of professionalism and also the strategy for a happy life.