1. Moderate closeness.
In interpersonal interactions, we can show warmth and friendliness, but we should not be overly courteous. Kindness is important, but it is also important to maintain a moderate sense of distance. Pleasing others too much can lead them to become accustomed to it and lose their true value.
2. Indifference.
Bold people pay attention to their own present and future, and do not care too much about the eyes and evaluations of others. They don't waste their time on trivial matters and focus on their goals and pursuits.
3. Be good at waiting.
Courageous people are not only pursuing temporary happiness, but have the ability to plan for the long term. For the sake of the future, they are willing to wait patiently and hold on to their beliefs. They understand the importance of waiting and are willing to work hard to achieve it.
4. Have the courage to confront.
Only the strong can earn the respect of others, while the weak can only endure in silence. If you want to live with dignity, you must be brave and resolute, and if necessary, you can flip the table and tear your face.
5. Efficiency first.
Resolute people do not procrastinate, they do what they say, and avoid thinking too much and not acting enough, which ultimately leads to failure.
6. Self-discipline first.
The strong go to bed early and wake up early, stick to sports, and focus on making money and finding new projects.
7. Control your emotions.
Whether they are insulted or under great pressure, the courageous person will try to confide in as little as possible for comfort, and will live quietly for himself. Even though the heart may be broken, the hands will not stop.
8. Have the courage to fight.
In the crowd, strife is inevitable. Strife is like a game, the more cowardly the more likely the person is to be bullied, and the more determined the person is more likely to succeed.
9. No anxiety.
Anxiety in the moment often stems from confusion. Bold people have clear eyes and know what they want, and there is no time to be anxious.