"The Rabble" is a psychological masterpiece that deeply analyzes the fields of politics, economics, and management.
It not only reveals the mysteries of group psychology, but also provides us with a unique perspective to understand the nature of mass movements.
The author of this book, French social psychologist Gustave Le Pen, guides us into the psychological world of the crowd and explores the psychological changes of individuals in the group through simple language.
In the face of people's opinions and ideas, we need to learn to look at the world with a critical eye and maintain the ability to think independently.
We can't blindly follow the group consciousness, otherwise we will lose ourselves and fall into a situation where everyone else is in the same way.
In the crowd, we need to always remind ourselves to keep a clear head, break the cage of group consciousness, and be brave enough to put forward our own opinions.
It is only through constant reflection that we can discover our shortcomings and continue to improve ourselves. At the same time, we must also dare to try new things and expand our horizons and ways of thinking. In this way, we can "think not conform to the crowd" in life and work, and not follow the crowd.
Each book is like a teacher, it records every conversation with the author.
By reading The Rabble, I not only gained knowledge about group psychology, but also drew wisdom and strength from it.
I hope we can all be a person who is not anxious and refuses to be mentally exhausted.
Let's look at the world with a critical eye, respond to challenges with the ability to think independently, and continue to grow and improve. February** Dynamic Incentive Program