(1) Confucius: "The Analects" says: At ten, I am determined to learn; at thirty, I am established; at forty, I am not confused; at fifty, I know the destiny; at sixty, my ears are attuned; at seventy, I follow my heart's desires. , do not exceed the rules.
"Standing at Thirty" tells us: in the early stages of career, the core is to find the performance contribution area. And "No Confusion at Forty" clearly shows that there is confusion in the workplace. Our training logic is to summarize the types of confusion, analyze the occurrence of confusion, and solve the confusion.
(2) Mencius:
Therefore, when Heaven is about to assign a great responsibility to a man, he must first strain his mind, strain his muscles and bones, starve his body and skin, deplete his body, and make his behavior chaotic. What he did, so he moved his heart and forbearance, was beneficial to what he could not do.
Mencius’ words tell us that career is not always smooth sailing. The so-called bright future has twists and turns. It also proposed how to truly view various difficulties that arise in career and how to gain confidence from the inspirational stories of the ancients.
(3) Luo Guanzhong
The 130th chapter of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms": "It is up to people to plan things, and it is up to heaven to make things happen. It cannot be forced.?
Meaning You have tried your best. Whether you can achieve your goal depends on your luck.