Do you feel that you are too flamboyant in your life, always making others uncomfortable, and even having some low self-esteem and shame? Are you always struggling with how to handle relationships? Are you tired at work because you don't know how to balance work and life? Are you confused when you are dealing with different people, and you don't know how to grasp the appropriate distance and language? Are you feeling lost on how to achieve personal growth and success?
Then, the book "Proportion" may be able to give you some inspiration. The core idea of the book is "proportionality". The classic quotations of Confucius, Mark Twain, Voltaire, Winston Churchill and other celebrities allow us to understand the connotation of this book more deeply, and the five philosophies in the book can help people better deal with interpersonal relationships, so that we can be more wise and strategic in the face of problems in life and work.
Recommended index: five stars
Reason for recommendation:
1.With simple words and deeply rooted stories, "Proportion" tells us the importance of mastering proportion, and that respecting other people's feelings and maintaining an appropriate distance in dealing with people is the key to maintaining good interpersonal relationships.
2.Through vivid cases, "Proportion" allows us to understand how to observe words and emotions in communication, and how to infer their psychological state from other people's words and deeds, so as to better communicate and communicate.
3."Proportion" proposes a new way of thinking, which is to believe in yourself, believe in your own abilities and values. By building self-confidence, we can have more courage and courage to pursue our dreams and goals.
4."Proportion" also provides some practical skills and methods, such as how to deal with interpersonal relationships, how to improve personal ability, how to improve communication skills, etc., so that we can continuously improve ourselves in practice.
Famous sentence sharing:
1.Confucius: People have no long-term concerns, but they must have near-term worries.
2.Mark Twain: All lies in the world are made up of two parts: lies and excuses.
3.Voltaire: The way to maintain one's conscience is to keep oneself from doing anything that one thinks is wrong.
4.Winston Churchill: None of our generation is truly free, and we all have to fight for our jobs and careers.
Summary:
Measure is a book well worth reading. By reading this book, we can get to know ourselves better, understand our strengths and weaknesses, learn how to get along with others, and improve our abilities and qualities. "Proportion" not only allows us to become a better version of ourselves, but also allows us to get along better with others and achieve personal growth and success. If you want to change your life, then this book is definitely worth reading.