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Beyond “Correct”: Cultivating Exceptional Talent in a Standardized World
Talents can be divided into two categories: one is called “correct talents” and the other is called “excellent talents.” Correct talents focus on how to do things “right”, while excellent talents focus on how to do things “well”. Yes, there are standards; yes, there are no standards. For example, if you want to learn writing, you might go to a writing training class, and you might buy some books that teach writing. But have you ever thought about this question: What kind of writing are you learning? The correct type of writing is to write “right”. You can buy a copy of Steven Pinker’s A Sense of Style: A Guide…
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From Rags to Riches: Unveiling the Secrets of Affluence
Someone inquired of me, what distinguishes the impoverished from the affluent? Conventional wisdom avers that the prime disparity lies in monetary abundance. Do you still harbor queries? Verily, when one is endowed with opulence, the recollection of indigence fades into oblivion. Yet, a cacophony of voices posits that the true dearth lies in opportunity. It is akin to missing the tide of Bitcoin ascendance or embarking on the wrong venture. In essence, misfortune befalls those who fail to grasp opportune moments. Certain quarters contend that destitution stems from a dearth of expertise. In this realm, mastery begets expeditious wealth. Ignorance, therefore, inevitably begets penury. Let us not disregard the contention…
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Beyond Likes & Lies: The Psychology of Silent WeChat Moments
What is the psychology of people who never share their lives on WeChat Moments? After many people see this title, they will subconsciously think that it is poisonous chicken soup and thick black science. But this is not the case. Eysenck, a famous British psychologist, has already told us the correct answer to this title in the EPQ Personality Questionnaire. In this rapidly developing Internet era, WeChat and QQ have long become essential social tools for people. Many people use Moments to record their daily lives, joys, sorrows, and joys. Our living habits are easily exposed in the circle of friends. In addition, we can also understand other people’s evaluation…
