Resilience--I don't believe, this world doesn't have my place: I don't believe, this world doesn't have my place

Author: Chen Dawei
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: As a renowned American scholar and a well-known business advisor to the White House, Paul Stoltz proposed the concept of "EQ in good times and AQ in bad times, i.e., Adversity Quotient" based on the final research findings of ten famous scientists from around the world. In this rapidly changing and challenging era of adversity, AQ becomes particularly important. There is no permanent failure, only temporary setbacks. Based on the authoritative theoretical views of Professor Paul Stoltz, this book integrates the growth experiences of numerous successful individuals who have thrived in adversity abroad, such as Henry Wilson, William Covert, Frank Canali, Bernard, and others. At the same time, the author personally visited a large number of successful individuals in China who have achieved in life after overcoming adversity, documenting their arduous journey toward success. Focusing on the author's interview examples, the book aims to create a sense of empathy with readers, providing insights and summaries in the form of case studies to help readers develop practical methods for dealing with adversity. This book is a manual that teaches people how to adjust themselves and achieve success in adversity. It tells us that success is not an unattainable goal. When you are physically and mentally exhausted in the face of adversity, when your confidence is completely shattered by difficulties, as long as you change your perspective and alter your attitude toward life, you will receive life's rewards. In a nutshell, success is an attitude. Only with a positive, confident mindset and an unyielding spirit can you continuously save and liberate yourself from adversity, ultimately achieving success.