Examples of success through setbacks 1
After graduating from middle school in China, he was forced to drop out of school because he could not afford the tuition. Back to my hometown, while helping my father to work, I continued to study and teach myself tenaciously. Soon, he was infected with typhoid fever and his life was dying. He stayed in bed for half a year, but after his illness, he left a lifelong disability? The joint of the left leg is deformed and lame. He was only 19 years old at that time. In that confused, confused and almost desperate day, he thought of Sun Bin behind Sun Tzu's Art of War.
? The ancients were physically and mentally disabled. I'm only 19 years old, so there's no reason to give up. I want to replace my unhealthy legs with a sound mind! ? Young Hua is so tenacious in fighting against fate. During the day, he dragged his sick leg, endured severe joint pain and worked with crutches. In the evening, he taught himself late into the night under the oil lamp. 1930, his paper was published in Science magazine, which alarmed Professor Xiong Qinglai, head of the Department of Mathematics of Tsinghua University. Later, Tsinghua University hired Huawei as a teaching assistant.
On the campus of Tsinghua University, where famous artists gather, Hua served as a teaching assistant in the Mathematics Department. He also taught himself English, German and French in four years and published ten papers. By the time he was 25 years old, he was already an internationally renowned young scholar.
Examples of success through setbacks Part II
When talking about the reason why Zhu Min served as the IMF's vice president, Lagarde said: The IMF needs to change the background of the top management. In addition to those doctors who graduated from ivy league schools and famous universities in Europe and America, Dr. Zhu Min, who has experienced hardships in life and knows the developing world, needs to participate. ?
In the eyes of colleagues and friends, Zhu Min is a humorous and personable gentleman, but few outsiders know that his life is full of hardships, which has also become his spiritual wealth of continuous progress.
1968, Zhu Min, 16 years old, was assigned to a sugar factory as a worker after graduating from junior high school. At first he thought he was working in the workshop, but he didn't expect to be asked to carry a big sugar bag. When a 200-Jin sugar bag was carried on his spine for the first time, he was suddenly shocked and muttered: I am so young, I have to carry so much. Can you turn down your voice and listen to the people next to me? Too heavy? It's easier to sit in an office. Do you have that ability? This sentence stung him deeply. He threw himself into a strong man's hand, picked up a 200-Jin sugar bag and staggered to the warehouse. At the moment he put down the hemp bag, he was so tired that he couldn't breathe, but looking at the hemp bag mountain waiting there, he pulled himself together and went into battle again. It's hard to get off work, but the factory organizes political studies, and it's often past dinner time when I get home.
Although he was bitter and tired, he had a good time. He took a bath in a hurry, finished his meal and played the violin again. Mother distressed him to go to bed early, but he said, even if you don't play the violin, you can carry a hemp bag tomorrow to solve your worries. ? Father didn't say a word, just sighing.
Zhu Min didn't give up his culture class because of suffering. He will make a detailed plan every day and review his lessons whenever he has time. He firmly believes that he will never carry a hemp bag all his life. As long as he grits his teeth, the world will always leave a place for himself.
This day has finally arrived. 1977 resume the college entrance examination. At the age of 25, Zhu Min was admitted to Fudan University with excellent results. After graduation, I stayed in the Economics Department of my alma mater to teach. In order to further enrich his knowledge, he decided to go abroad and was admitted to Princeton University on 1985 after a rigorous examination and screening.
When she first entered Princeton University, Zhu Min found her English difficult. Sometimes he can't understand the professor's speech in class, which makes him very anxious.
His indomitable nature prompted him to have only one thought: catching up is the most important thing. So, he took measures: before each class, he came to class 15 minutes in advance, so that he could sit in the front row, so that he could ask questions in class? Get the moon first by being close to the water? ; The second is recording. In American universities, teachers never allow students to record lectures because lectures are also knowledge products for teachers. If they record without the teacher's permission, they will be regarded as infringement and prosecuted. Zhu Min always asks the lecturer before class. I'm really sorry, my English is not very good, but I like your class very much. I ask for extra mercy to record it so that I can review it after class. I'm sure you will agree to the request of a student who wants to make progress. ? His sincerity touched every teacher and made an exception to allow him to record in class, which is really rare in Princeton University.
Because he is diligent and eager to learn, he passed the English exam in less than half a year and can speak in English skillfully. Both teachers and classmates are deeply impressed by this young man from China.
He studied for a master's degree at Princeton University for three years, and then got a John F.? Doctor of Economics, Hopkins University, 1990 to 199 1 Associate Research Fellow, Policy Research Institute.
Although everything went smoothly afterwards, Zhu Min never avoided that difficult history. After being nominated as the vice president of the IMF, he said with emotion:? Honesty is always the first principle of being a man, and no one can deny or modify any objective fact. And setbacks are just a hurdle that life must pass, and no one can escape. Only by bravely facing the goal and admitting the difficulties can we overcome the difficulties and finally reach the other side of the ideal. ?
Examples of success through setbacks Part III
Liao Rongdian is the president of an international investment consulting company in the United States. He once had a very famous percentage law.
This law says: If you meet 10 customers and only get the order from 200 yuan at the last customer, what do you think of the first 9 failures and rejections?
Manager Liao further explained:? Remember, you earned 200 yuan because you met 10 customers, not 10 customers. Each customer makes you earn 200/ 10=20 yuan. So the income that is rejected every time is 20 yuan. So, when you are rejected, you should smile and salute the customer, because he gave you 20 yuan. ?
Ryoji Aocheng, the king of Japanese Nissan car sales, has a similar statement.
He saw from a car magazine that according to statistics, the success rate of Japanese car salesmen visiting customers is 1/30. In other words, one of the 30 customers visited will buy a car. The information excited him.
He knows that as long as he visits 29 people in a row, the 30th person is the buyer. Most importantly, he thinks he should thank not only the 30th buyer, but also the previous 29 buyers, because without the previous 29 setbacks, how could he have succeeded for the 30th time!
Indeed, a stone, after 99 violent strokes by a hammer, remained motionless, and it was finally broken by the100th impact. Do you think this is just the last blow? Of course not!
You are hungry and bought five loaves of bread. When you finished the fifth piece, you felt full. Do you think that if I knew this, I wouldn't have bought the first four loaves? Of course not!
In the face of all setbacks and rejections in life, I think each of us should face them with a good attitude and always thank them. Only in this way can we gain something from every effort. Because, the final success is always accumulated by countless failures before. so this is it？ Liao Rongdian's percentage law? Tell us the truth.