My Life, My Dream: The Success Insights of Taiwan's Carnegie Father, Hei Youlong

Author: He Youlong
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: From The Value of Life I Cherish to Do What Failures Don't Want to Do, you have already recognized the multifaceted aspects of "Taiwan's Carnegie Father," He Youlong, as a successful individual. This book will take you into He Youlong's emotional world. Through his letters to young people and his sharing of his feelings as he transitions from the midday of middle age to the brilliant golden age of sunset, you will feel as if you see him smiling, radiating sunshine, embracing your shoulders affectionately, and telling you life stories from different stages. He opens up communication channels, engaging in dialogue with people of various age groups—confident, at ease, mature, and rich. With this book, it's as if you've found a spiritual mentor who accompanies you on your life's journey, growing alongside you.
He Youlong, a native of Xingyang, Henan, holds a master's degree from Loyola University in the United States. He has served as a manager at Hughes Aircraft Company, deputy general manager at Hongqi Computer Company, and deputy chairman of the Kuangchi Society. During his tenure as deputy chairman of the Kuangchi Society, he produced and hosted programs like A Glimpse of New Weapons, sparking a new trend in educational and knowledge-based programming. In 1987, he introduced the globally renowned business management training program "Carnegie Training" to Taiwan, helping companies leverage their human resources potential and enhance their competitiveness.
This book is a record of the author's emotional world. Through his letters to young people and his sharing of his feelings as he transitions from the midday of middle age to the brilliant golden age of sunset, it tells the author's life stories from different stages.