Kai-Fu Lee was born in Taiwan Province Province. 1 1 year-old went to the United States to study, 1988 received a doctorate in computer science from Carnegie Mellon University and stayed on as a teacher. He has held important positions at Apple and SGI. 65438-0998 Joined Microsoft and founded Microsoft China Research Institute (later renamed Microsoft Asia Research Institute). In 2000, he was promoted to global vice president of Microsoft, and later became one of the seven top think tanks of Bill Gates.
In July, 2005, he was appointed as global vice president and president of China by Google.
Magnifier of self-confidence and potential
Self-confidence is the source of happiness
The relationship between a person's own potential and his ability in study, work and life is not always 1: 1.
Many people often encounter setbacks in their studies and careers, and they always habitually attribute setbacks to their own lack of potential. In fact, even in these people who are often frustrated, there is often a huge potential far beyond ordinary people's imagination-only the owner of this potential does not realize, or realizes, but does not know how to release it.
On the contrary, those who are particularly optimistic and confident can always find the motivation to move forward from themselves, and always try to bring their potential into play and release it beyond the level-that is, from their potential to their ability in study, work and life. This mapping seems to hide a magical "amplification" effect.
When I was in middle school, my physics teacher helped me solve this problem. The physics teacher told me that if we can't realize our great potential or are not good at releasing it, it's like we deliberately put a concave lens in front of our potential, and the image of our potential in the concave lens (that is, our ability to show it) is "narrowed" by the most basic principle of light refraction in physics; On the other hand, if we are good at discovering and releasing our potential, we may break through the limits of our ability and achieve great success that even we can't imagine-this effect is like putting a convex lens in front of our potential.