Grateful

Author: Zhang Guiyu
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Publish Date: 2006-04-26
Features: Gratitude (3rd Edition) delves deeply into human nature, proving through case studies that gratitude is the bridge to success in both career and life, and an important criterion for evaluating talent! With a series of moving and heartfelt gratitude stories as its main thread, it pioneers the field of corporate emotional management. Blending life and work, the cases are touching, the language is elegant, and the insights are profound. Gratitude is the yeast that enables individuals and groups to achieve success! Those closest to success are those who understand gratitude! Everyone should feel reverence and gratitude for their work, life, and positions, viewing them as miracles that have happened in their lives! Only those who understand gratitude can truly experience happiness and joy! This book is recommended to young people seeking success but unable to find the right path, middle-aged individuals who have achieved career success but feel no joy, elders who enjoy their later years but lack happiness, and all those pursuing the value of life. Gratitude is the source of your happiness and joy. Gratitude is the mother of emotional intelligence! Gratitude is the mother of loyalty! Gratitude is the remedy for self-discipline! Gratitude will never make excuses! Gratitude will motivate you to work diligently whether your boss is present or not! Only those who understand gratitude will prioritize the company's interests over personal gain. A sense of mission cannot be built in a vacuum; it must be rooted in gratitude and love, because gratitude is the mother of mission! Gratitude is a capability, and also the path to gaining energy and capability! "We are but dust, and to dust we shall return." "We are like a drop of water, and to the sea we shall return." Be grateful! For what you love and for all who love you. Be grateful always! Because all of this will gradually fade away, never to return again. To talk about mission without gratitude and love is naive—it's like trying to make a flute play alone or asking a cow to plow the field by itself. A sense of mission cannot be built in a vacuum; it must be rooted in gratitude and love, because gratitude is the mother of mission! Why does the company always entrust important positions to those who are grateful? Why do those who understand gratitude always get promotions? Why does the boss favor them? To know if someone has a sincere heart or is loyal to their work, position, and company, just look at whether they have a heart of gratitude.