The Simple Rule Of Management: The Heart Is Not Grass.

The simpler the management, the better.

Some people say that several stages of development of enterprise management are from non governance to institutionalized management, to quantitative management, and then to non-interference in governance.

Governing by doing nothing is simple management.

An enterprise with many systems and many indicators is not necessarily the best managed enterprise; a manager who is afraid of wolves and afraid of tigers is not a qualified manager.

It is a Kung Fu that managers should learn to practice.

Even if divorced from the management field itself, it is also a kind of life realm for individuals.

To find a place where no one else can tear our hearts apart, many times we find ourselves in the weeds of our own heart.

Some common grass species include Mimosa -- what others do not like me to do?

What if we fail?

Knife grass - you embarrass me today, I will tell you to get out of the way tomorrow.

Recently, Yu Dan has seen the Analects of Confucius, and Confucius has already begun to notice the weeds in his mind.

Zigong, a disciple who likes the most difficult things, asks: is there any way to concentrate your education into one word?

(in a word, what can be done for life?)

This is not difficult for Confucius, he replied.

If a man can not forgive his hatred and hatred, then what grass can he take root in his heart?

There were once old men and one young monks down the mountain.

The old monk saw a sad river on the opposite side of the river.

The little monk was puzzled but not good enough to ask questions. He didn't have the courage to ask questions until he had walked 20 Li. The old monk said, "when I cross the river, I put it down, but you have carried 20 miles."

The mind is not simple, but the mind is simple.

This is one of the compulsory courses for any individual to succeed.

It's impossible to put a lot of things together in your mind, including a long time when there is no pressure to vent and no expression of love.