1. Fear

Bluffing often shows deep fear.

Don’t hesitate because of fear, moving forward will eliminate fear.

Fear is the devil's greatest weapon and mankind's greatest enemy.

A conscious person is rarely afraid of anything.

Confidence can overcome fear.

Keep your fears to yourself, others have other people's fears.

Bad luck likes people who are afraid of him.

Hope and fear do not go together.

He who fears poverty will never be rich.

2. Friends

People who want something will look for friends, and soon they will have no friends.

If you want friends, be someone else's friend first.

Don’t let down the friends who help you bounce back from depression.

A friend is someone who understands you and respects you.

Friendship needs to be expressed frequently to last forever

Friendship means recognizing the shortcomings of friends without making them public.

3. Complain

If you must complain, then keep your voice down so as not to disturb others.

Don’t be too harsh on the person who complains, he has made his life miserable enough.

4. Health and Habits

If you feel listless, wait until you are hungry before eating.

You should see a doctor before you get sick.

Eat only eight percent full

If you keep thinking about illness, you will keep getting sick, and the same goes for health.

Fresh fruits and vegetables are healthy foods that you can never have too much of.

Don’t seek medical advice, finding out the cause is the fundamental solution.

Eating too much is not necessarily healthy.

Pay attention to your eating habits and save money on doctor visits.

5. Disability

A blind student at Northwest University in China copied the lecture notes in shorthand and sold them to his sighted classmates to complete his studies.

If you feel discouraged, think about being blind, blind, or deaf, living a full and happy life, and writing books to encourage more people

Helen Keller.

He who starts at the top is extremely unfortunate, because he can only slide down.

6. Happiness

Some people accumulate money in exchange for wealth, but wise people accumulate happiness and share it with others, which is still inexhaustible.

Happiness lies in action, not just possession.

You cannot make yourself happy by depriving others of their happiness.

Smiling makes people more beautiful and happier, and it costs nothing.

Enthusiasm is more popular than resentment.

Give happiness generously and you will be happier.

7. Harmony

Harmony keeps the universe moving.

The friction of machines consumes costs, and the friction between people consumes souls.

If you disagree with someone else, at least don't argue with them.

Those who promote peace are admired by others, and those who stir up friction are disliked.

Remember, it takes at least two people to argue.

When two or more people work together for a clear goal, there will be infinite power.

Mutual trust is the foundation of good interpersonal relationships.

People with good interpersonal relationships will never worry about not having friends.

People who like harmony usually know how to maintain it.

Lasting success is built on harmonious relationships.

Try to be a peacemaker and there won’t be too many disputes.

Only those who take advantage of troubled waters will stir up personnel disputes

8. Correct thinking

Only by judging yourself correctly can you judge others.

Have you deceived others, or yourself? Think clearly before answering.

People who think before they act rarely make the wrong thing.

It is futile to try to persuade people who do not use their brains.

Those who think that the whole world is wrong are most likely to be wrong about themselves.

9. Action

Observe the person walking in front of you, see why he is ahead, and learn from his approach.

Only busy people can get things done, while dull people can only take advantage of opportunities.

People who are indecisive cannot follow through even if they make a decision.

Goodwill requires appropriate expression of action.

10. Believe

If you believe you can do it, you will definitely do it.

Keep telling yourself something, even if it is not true, you will eventually make yourself believe it.

11. Be alert

Be alert to those who make dogs and children fearful.

Being too vigilant is like being under-vigilant, making people suspicious.

Don’t envy your neighbor’s fence for being greener, perhaps for having more thorns than grass.

For a person who keeps saying "Everyone else says -----", if you ask him who the "other people" are, you will see his speechless embarrassment.

When a stranger is overly enthusiastic about helping you, be careful because he has ulterior motives.

12. Challenge

If you want to reach a higher level, provide others with more and better services than expected.

Try your best to surpass your last performance every time, and soon you will surpass those around you.

Henry Ford offered a reward of $25,000 to anyone who could help him save one screw or bolt in each of his cars.

If you save 10 cents in every aspect of my factory, I will help you rise to the top.

What will happen in 10 years if you keep the status quo?

Don't break anything until you're sure you can do it better.

13. Main goal

What do you want in life? What can you give in return?

Successful people only want what they want - not what they don't want.

Don’t worry about what you have done in the past, what matters is what are you going to do in the future?

If you don’t know what you want in your life, what else do you want?

In addition to doing something, a wise man can also do something not to do.

Be busy with what you want, so you have no time to worry about what you don’t want.

Don’t be afraid to set your goals too high; you may need to settle for the next best thing.

If you don’t know what you want, don’t say you don’t have a chance.

14. Cooperation

Requests can get better results than orders.

Those who are good at giving orders will be able to obey them and execute them.

Willingness to cooperate creates the power of support, while forced obedience leads to failure.

Tell your boss what you want and see if he or she is willing to help you remove obstacles.

Friendly cooperation is more popular than incitement.

Collaboration must start with department leaders, and so does efficiency.

Working in collusion is definitely not cooperation.

No one can hurt you unless you are willing to be hurt by others.

15. Courage

Only by bravely admitting what you don’t know can you learn and make progress.

Courage is just one more step beyond fear.

People who complain that they don’t have opportunities probably don’t have the courage to take risks.

16. Criticism

Only unknown people who have accomplished nothing are immune to criticism.

Don’t be afraid of unfair criticism, but you must know what unfair criticism is.

Don’t criticize people you don’t understand, take the opportunity to learn from them.

Don’t be afraid of criticism. When you come up with new ideas, be prepared to be criticized.

Don’t criticize someone else’s behavior unless you know why they did it. You might be in the same situation.

If you can’t tolerate criticism, you won’t be able to try new things.

If you often criticize others, why not try to praise others?

Before starting to criticize, it is best to start with a little praise.

If you want to be more popular, try to praise more and criticize less.

17. Behavior

Others will feel a truly great person from his good deeds.

A day without any good deeds is wasted.

Medals and titles cannot get you to heaven, good deeds can increase your weight.

Constructive behavior can convince others, and bragging in words is useless.

Don’t say what you want, show it with actions.

Good deeds are the best way to praise yourself.

If you are wiser than others, others will see it in your behavior.

Responding in kind is the safest way to punish someone who has been unjust to you.

Don’t waste words on people who don’t like you.

Those who spend money to go to heaven must regret not doing more good deeds.

Good deeds can move people's hearts more than words of eloquence.

An epitaph is not as memorable as a good deed.

The world will not give you medals for your knowledge, but will give you glory for your good deeds.

Good deeds do not need to be disguised with words.

18. Clear goals

Clearly understand what you want and devote yourself to pursuing it.

A person without a clear goal is like a ship without a compass.

Wise people have the habit of thinking clearly.

Willpower comes from continuous action, automaticity, and clear goals.

Honesty and hard work require clear goals to guide success.

Without clear goals, your life will be mediocre.

Firm goals are the first principle of success.

19. Education or learning

Education is the development of inner strength. All education depends on one's own experience; no one can educate another person.

What you learn from work is more valuable than the reward you get in front of you.

Only by listening can you learn, talking is useless.

A good teacher must be a good student.

It is not necessary to keep all the knowledge in mind, as long as you can obtain the required knowledge.

It is better to study a person’s good ideas than to find fault with his shortcomings.

Knowledge must be applied to generate power.

Try to do things better than others, and you will forget about financial worries.

If you don’t work hard to learn from your boss, you will waste your chances of promotion and better job.

Philosophers identify human errors from those who make them.

Being good at asking questions made Socrates a wise man at that time.

Use knowledge wisely to attract greater knowledge.

The more you learn on the job, the more you earn.

People who study by themselves are like others paying for their education.

Knowledge must generate benefits through action, otherwise it is useless.

20. Say something meaningful

Remember, others can understand how much you know from every word you say.

How you say it is just as important as what you say.

When people ask for something, their tone of voice is particularly different.

Others will listen better if your tone is tactful.

Indiscriminate remarks often lead to embarrassing situations.

Hard words hurt the most.

You can think as you please, but express your thoughts with caution.

21. Enthusiasm

When enthusiasm becomes a habit, fear and worry have no place.

People who lack enthusiasm also have no clear goals.

Enthusiasm makes the wheels of imagination turn.

A person lacking enthusiasm is like a car without gasoline.

The happiest people are those who are good at arranging play and work and remain passionate about both.

Enthusiasm makes ordinary topics come alive.

22. Do more

Every time you do more, others owe you something.

Let others do better while increasing your own value.

Those who are good at fishing choose bait that fish likes.

You can't make everyone like you, but you can reduce the reasons why others hate you.

Negotiating with people without causing friction is a big lesson to be learned.

Do more and opportunities will follow.

He who serves others the most is the richest.

The road of service leads to a happy city.

23. Failure

Edison failed ten thousand times before inventing the light bulb. Don’t worry if you fail once.

"The average person" gives up after failing once. Therefore, there are many "ordinary people", but there is only one Edison.

Aimless and following the crowd is the primary cause of failure.

Opportunities that are not found in the pros and cons can be found in the horizontal and reverse situations.

Let the children have a "good time" when they are young, and they will often be "sad" when they grow up.

When criticizing others for their mistakes, you should also add some praise.

There is a huge difference between failure and temporary setbacks. Only by understanding the difference can you succeed.

Those who do not stop trying because of temporary setbacks will never fail.

Many people only need one more minute of support and one more effort to turn defeat into victory.

Success recruits success, failure recruits failure.

People who try to get something for nothing often achieve nothing.

Others' mistakes are no excuse for your own mistakes.

There is no shame in failure if you try your best.

Don’t blame the children for their bad behavior, blame the adults who didn’t teach them well.

Errors are like weeds in a garden. If they are not eradicated in time, they will spread everywhere.

Self-pity is an addictive narcotic.

A wise man pays attention to his shortcomings, while ordinary people brag about their advantages.

Failure is a blessing if it can push a person out of his chair of complacency and force him to do something more useful.

Failure is a preparation for greater responsibility.

Failure is an asset if you understand why you failed.

24. Fairness

Don’t ignore the small details, the universe is made of atoms.

The best way to get help is to start helping others.

25. Confidence

The more confidence you use, the more you gain.

No one can destroy your confidence in anything unless you want to.

All great miracles are simply the power of faith.

Misfortune seldom troubles those who have hope and faith.

Confidence needs a foothold, but fear can exist out of thin air.

Confidence comes from clear goals and a positive attitude.

Confidence is an attitude that often makes the "impossible" disappear invisible.

Faith cannot give you what you need, but it can tell you how to get it.