A bee that can't fly?: 7 strategies to complete the impossible task

Author: (China) Ba Chen. Siskind
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: The straight path from "impossible" to "success"! Surpasses Who Moved My Cheese and The Letter to Garcia! A revolutionary masterpiece that caused a huge sensation in the West! The (all-out effort) of Barry Siskind, President of the International Association of Business Training and Management, a distillation of the essence of tens of thousands of touring lectures. In addition to winning unanimous praise from professional managers, the theme of the book's lectures has attracted countless corporate employees and other workers. This book is hailed as the international highest-rise, most direct, and most concise and effective guide for self-management and corporate training.
In the early 20th century, scientists discovered that the body-to-wingspan ratio of bees was disproportionate, concluding from an aerodynamic perspective that bees should not be able to fly. Despite this "scientific" judgment, bees actually do fly. They must fly to survive, so they took off resolutely. The bees' successful takeoff, despite ignoring science, was due to their utilization of the principles of "common sense." Fortunately, humans also possess this ability. The author of this book shows you how to develop, utilize, and control "common sense," proposing seven strategies for completing the "impossible mission." These strategies will broaden your horizons, awaken the wisdom deep within your soul, and enable your career to break through and soar toward success! From now on, the word "impossible" will no longer appear in your dictionary!