The nature of success

Author: Meng Jie
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Publish Date: 2006-12-28
Features: This book analyzes life philosophy from three perspectives: how to be a person, how to do things, and how to speak. In terms of layout, the three parts are independent; in terms of content distribution, they intersect and complement each other. From the perspective of their relationships, speaking is the prerequisite for doing things. People who are good at speaking tend to have higher ability in doing things and can stand out as individuals in terms of being a person. Doing things is a necessary condition for being a person; only those who are good at doing things can gain others' recognition. To be a person, one must first learn to speak and do things, because people cannot live without speaking and doing things. The Nature of Success—Being generous in character, shrewd in action, and precise in speech—tells us how to be a person, do things, and speak. Westerners only realize after many setbacks that when dealing with others, one must learn to compromise and make mutual concessions to achieve the desired goals. In the traditional Chinese way of handling relationships, it teaches you how to compromise subtly without causing hurt, reaching understanding and consensus in a harmonious atmosphere. When the hustle and bustle of modern cities and the fast-paced rhythm of life bring you endless worries, this book is like a clear stream, washing away the dust of anxiety and resolving the accumulated burdens in everyone's hearts.