Do one thing every day: 101 big truths in the wisdom small stories

Author: Editor-in-Chief of the New Growth Reading Guidance Committee
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: There was a famous wise man who wanted to find a bright child among a group to be his student. The wise man gave each child a shiny new candlestick and told them to keep it always bright and clean. But after many days, the wise man did not come, and most of the children had stopped polishing their candlesticks. One day, the wise man suddenly arrived, and everyone's candlesticks were covered in thick dust. Only one child, who was usually called "the fool," still polished his candlestick every day and continued to follow the wise man's instructions. As a result, this foolish child became the wise man's student. It turned out that intelligence is not determined by intellect. Taking one step at a time and doing one thing well each day—that is true wisdom.