Winning for Yourself: 111 Principles to Break Through Life's Bottlenecks

Author: Ma Guofu
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
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⊙ Life is like sifting grains with a sieve. Those who are mindful sift out grains, while those who are careless sift and sift, but in the end, they only end up with a sieve full of shriveled grains and.
⊙ To move smoothly on the road to success, one must first open the bag of trust behind them and embrace more love.
⊙ Most happiness is like black bread—it is right at the low places of life.
⊙ In the orchard of life, what is remembered are those who have tasted the sweetness but are still in the hard pits—silently enclosing the bitter kernel—accumulating the power of new life; while those seeds that have been chased by the warm breeze of excitement and surrounded by beautiful flowers, losing their faith, rot first.
This is the first collection of works by Ma Guofu, an outstanding young writer who has emerged in China's journal circle in recent years. His works are known for their wisdom, warmth, timelessness, and motivational power. Most of the works in this book have been published or reprinted in domestic and foreign newspapers and magazines and have been widely welcomed by readers. Here, we can not only hear the author's inquiries about love, odes to family, interpretations of friendship, and nostalgia for their homeland, but more importantly, we can see rational reflections on how to conduct oneself in life, life circumstances, success and failure, and other aspects of real life through the author's youthful head. What is particularly rare is that while urging himself to constantly progress, the author also conveys this call to inspire more companions. This is undoubtedly a good book that helps modern young people improve their qualities, adapt to social development, and achieve their career goals.