Complete Collection of Wisdom in Conducting Oneself and Dealing with Affairs: Smart in Conduct, Wise in Actions

Author: Wang Xingjian
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: No matter how smart, capable, or well-qualified a person is, if they don’t know how to behave and act appropriately, their ultimate outcome will inevitably be failure. A scholar pointed out: The most reliable way to achieve success is to carefully observe successful people, study the principles they follow, and then put them into practice yourself. Dale Carnegie said, “Everyone is your teacher. Because whether you know them or not, everyone has something worth emulating to some extent. What’s most important is to study their lives, actively learn from their experiences, and apply them flexibly to your own; otherwise, you’re likely to go astray and even run into obstacles or setbacks.” As the saying goes, “A word from you is worth ten years of reading.” Young people should not be stubborn in their opinions, look down upon others’ experiences, or ignore others’ advice. They should listen to others’ suggestions, learn from their experiences, and in this way, they can avoid many detours and setbacks in life. The Complete Collection of Wisdom in Dealing with People and Things is a popular book that explains the basic methods of how to behave and act. It covers topics such as strengthening interpersonal relationships, interacting with others effortlessly, paying attention to details, being modest, being a good learner, promoting oneself, handling work correctly, leading subordinates well, asking for help, focusing on moral cultivation, and taking positive and effective actions. It is meticulously designed and tailored for ordinary Chinese people facing fierce competition and various pressures. A very practical guide to dealing with people and things.