The real meaning of "those who achieve great things don't care about details" should mean that those who do great things should grasp the main contradiction of the problem and don't dwell on minor details. Doesn't mean small details aren't important. People often understand this sentence as that people who do great things don't have to pay attention to small things or small things, which is actually a misinterpretation of this sentence. What's more, too few people can do great things. Most people can only do some specific things, trivial things, monotonous things, which may be too dull. However, this is life, work and an indispensable foundation for achieving great things. Laozi once said: "The difficulties in the world will be easy; The world's major events must be done in detail, "which brilliantly points out that if you want to achieve something, you must start from simple things and start from nuances. "I long for greatness and pursue greatness, but greatness has disappeared; Willing to be equal, doing every detail carefully, greatness comes unexpectedly. This is the charm of detail. The same characteristics of successful people are that they can do small things and grasp some details in life. Said by: Liu Bei's famous saying when he entrusted orphans to Baidicheng. View original post >>