Author: Cong Sheng
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: Surrounding a person's body are concentric circles of varying sizes. The wise person is always good at choosing a clever angle, then taking both feet forward, moving towards their life goals with simple and effective steps; while those who act blindly, without selecting a life angle, act hastily and end up achieving nothing, becoming pitiful and regrettable. If you wisely choose a suitable angle for your leap, you can quickly become a stunningly large "flying fish." This book explains from a psychological perspective why one should avoid fixing ideas and patterns, find the best conditions, and thus achieve successful thinking methods. It specifically discusses the importance of not assuming one is always right and handling gains and losses correctly.
From another perspective, you are the winner
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