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Saturday, 31 August 2013
Thursday, 29 August 2013
【成功者的7项处世态度】
1. 有旺盛的干劲和成就动机
首先,要有健康的身体以及健康的身丶心丶灵,才能充满干劲和活力 。亚洲着名艺人郭富城接受访问时,就曾经表达「随时归零,突破自 己」是他成功之道。要给自己一个成就动机,一个可达成的目标,让 自己永远充满了动力,不达成功绝不中止。国内成功的企业家,如郭 台铭丶严凯泰丶王雪红等都具备此人格特质。身体健康,活力十足, 不管是顺境或逆境,总是充满着自信。
2. 热爱工作丶积极丶有企图心
这是事业成功必须具有的人格特质,几乎百分百的成功人物都是热爱 工作,乐此不疲的,如爱迪生丶松下幸之助丶王永庆,国内的企业家 一谈起生意都会浑身是劲,而且是有计画的丶前瞻性的丶务实前进的 。要想成就大事,应企划谋擘,进而付诸行动。有企图心才能克服万 难,再创高峰。年度目标的成长,中长期计画的预先规划与此人格特 质的展现是息息相关的,足见力求实践的重要性。
3. 对事物的认知和敏感度较强
敏感度丶贴切感丶认知度强烈的人,成功机率比较大,敏感度强的人 ,容易分辨事实的真相,比较容易做出正确的判断,认出机会与陷阱 的分野,对策略的拿捏及运用比较精准。大多数企业家皆具备此特质 ,能在关键时刻把握时机。Toyota丰田汽车特别重视此一人格 特质的养成,是有其真知灼见的。
4.有计画及组织能力
凡事谨慎计画,设定明确目标,如果又能善於运用团队力量作最好的 整合,发挥组织综效,成就一定大於一般,又能尊重公司同仁,具备 团队的说服力丶沟通协调能力,若具备此人格特质,成就一定非凡。
5. 好的人际关系
能自律丶低调,凡事感恩包容,能聆听他人意见,适时表达对人的关 怀,必能得道多助。能广结善缘,善用团队资源,尊重他人以诚相待 ,有福同享有困难互相协助;又能展现领导力丶亲和力,只要策略正 确,一呼百应,水到渠成。
6. 能掌握情绪和承受压力
此项人格特质非常重要,成功在即必感沉重的压力;此,IQ智商丶 EQ情绪丶MQ成熟度,这三个要素经常是成败的关键因子,必须化 压力为挑战,有这种人格特质的人,比较容易成功。许多人在距离成 功一哩路时,经常被自己的情绪打败,从古至今,不计其数,非常可 惜。要喜欢挑战,才能发挥潜力。
7. 储存实力积极面对未来
林书豪坐在冷板凳时,已做好万全的演出准备,成功不是偶然的,因 此个人必须专心丶专注做好工作,凡事正面积极的思考,万事具备, 东风一到,自然水到渠成。
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Friday, 23 August 2013
不想窮,就好好記住的20件事(分享)
1,這是個現實的社會,感情不能當飯吃,貧窮夫妻百事哀。不要相
2,給自己定目標,一年,兩年,五年,也許你出生不如別人好,通
3,朋友請你吃飯,不要覺得理所當然,請禮尚往來,否則你的名聲
4,好朋友裡面,一定要培養出一個知己,不要以為你有多麼八面玲
5,命運掌握在自己手中。坐在家裡等什麼房子,車子,還不如睡一
6,不喜歡的人少接觸,但別在背後說壞話,說是非之人,必定是是
7,少玩遊戲,這不是韓國,你打不出房子車子還有資本。可以有愛
8,是人都有惰性,這是與生俱來的,但是我們後天可以改變這種惰
9,知道自己要幹什麼,夜深人靜,問問自己,將來的打算,並朝著
10,出路出路,走出去了,總是會有路的。困難苦難,困在家裡就
11,作為女人,不要以老賣老,認為事業跟自己沒關係,以為自己
12,做人,要做到;萬事孝為先,教童品之道,夫妻和諧美,幸福
13,閒置時間不要經常上網做無聊的事和玩一些沒有意義的遊戲,
14,寧可錯殺一千次來自各方面的資訊,也不放過任何一個有可能
15,要做一件事,成功之前,沒有必要告訴其他人。成功之後不用
16,頭髮,指甲,鬍子,打理好。社會是個排斥性的接受體,這個
17,不要以為你是個男人,就不需要保養。至少飲食方面不能太隨
18,力求上進的人,不要總想著靠誰誰,人都是自私的,自己才是
19,面對失敗,不要太計較,天將降大任於斯人也,必先苦其心志
20,每個人都有成功的機會!就看你給不給自己機會!
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Monday, 19 August 2013
如何与老公老婆成为一辈子情人?小三们,你们失业了。
你有被男人尊重的资本吗
送给已婚女人:
有个女人,老公事业有成,她自得自乐。
有一天,她发现老公外面有女人,还不止一个。老公这么对她解释:“我会照顾好这个家,我会一辈子照顾你,只是我的压力实在太大了,你又不能帮我解决,所以我只是找几个女人缓解一下压力。”
男人都明目张胆对她下通牒了,她当然不同意,提出离婚。
当一个女人把所有的时间和精力投入到家庭时,就失去了最重要的一样东西——老公对她发自内心的尊重。很多婚姻破裂,也不完全是男人的错,因为女人没有让自己学习成长,所以失去了被男人尊重的资本。一个女人失去了被尊重,还会拥有什么呢?
下面有几个问题,可测试一下是否有让老公尊重的资本:
1、你能很有品质地养活自己吗?
2、你的家人一提起你会很骄傲吗?
3、你的孩子碰到任何问题都愿意和你来沟通,并且很崇拜你?
4、你的老公需要经济的帮助时,你能否随时帮助他?
5、你老公不管在生活中还是工作中碰到问题是否第一时间想与你沟通?
6、你是否有一个很良好的形象呢?
如果一个女人能做到以上几点,一定是非常能得到家人的尊重的。女人一定要舍得投资自己,当一个女人能拥有不老容颜,并拥有创造财富的能力和智慧时,会变得很有安全感。会卸下所有的武装,形之于外的更是自在的温柔。
一个女人在无法改变现状时,只能先改变自己。如果自己不改变,生命就永远停留在同一点。
把自己经营成女皇,自然吸引来帝王;
把自己经营成公主,自然吸引来王子;
把自己经营成美女,自然吸引来英雄;
把自己经营成妖精,自然吸引来流氓。
你把自己经营到什么层面,就能吸引到什么层面的另一半!工作中也是如此、成功吸引成功!有人说:女人干嘛奋斗?干得好不如嫁得好?问题是“嫁得好”就比“干得好”来得容易吗?你要给人家爱你的理由。
老师说:“自立的女人最自信!就怕女人是这样的,生命是厨房的,收入是商场的,财产是没有的,成绩是上司的,身体是男人的,时间是小孩的,只有雀斑和皱纹是自己的!”
所以,请爱自己多一点!爱自己是女人一辈子的功课!一定记得:“男人爱你的态度取决于你爱自己的程度!聪明的女人知道该如何做自己。说的真的太好了。女人们好好爱自己吧!
最后送你们一句:男人不学习,会被社会淘汰;女人不学习,会被小三替代……
送给已婚女人:
有个女人,老公事业有成,她自得自乐。
有一天,她发现老公外面有女人,还不止一个。老公这么对她解释:“我会照顾好这个家,我会一辈子照顾你,只是我的压力实在太大了,你又不能帮我解决,所以我只是找几个女人缓解一下压力。”
男人都明目张胆对她下通牒了,她当然不同意,提出离婚。
当一个女人把所有的时间和精力投入到家庭时,就失去了最重要的一样东西——老公对她发自内心的尊重。很多婚姻破裂,也不完全是男人的错,因为女人没有让自己学习成长,所以失去了被男人尊重的资本。一个女人失去了被尊重,还会拥有什么呢?
下面有几个问题,可测试一下是否有让老公尊重的资本:
1、你能很有品质地养活自己吗?
2、你的家人一提起你会很骄傲吗?
3、你的孩子碰到任何问题都愿意和你来沟通,并且很崇拜你?
4、你的老公需要经济的帮助时,你能否随时帮助他?
5、你老公不管在生活中还是工作中碰到问题是否第一时间想与你沟通?
6、你是否有一个很良好的形象呢?
如果一个女人能做到以上几点,一定是非常能得到家人的尊重的。女人一定要舍得投资自己,当一个女人能拥有不老容颜,并拥有创造财富的能力和智慧时,会变得很有安全感。会卸下所有的武装,形之于外的更是自在的温柔。
一个女人在无法改变现状时,只能先改变自己。如果自己不改变,生命就永远停留在同一点。
把自己经营成女皇,自然吸引来帝王;
把自己经营成公主,自然吸引来王子;
把自己经营成美女,自然吸引来英雄;
把自己经营成妖精,自然吸引来流氓。
你把自己经营到什么层面,就能吸引到什么层面的另一半!工作中也是如此、成功吸引成功!有人说:女人干嘛奋斗?干得好不如嫁得好?问题是“嫁得好”就比“干得好”来得容易吗?你要给人家爱你的理由。
老师说:“自立的女人最自信!就怕女人是这样的,生命是厨房的,收入是商场的,财产是没有的,成绩是上司的,身体是男人的,时间是小孩的,只有雀斑和皱纹是自己的!”
所以,请爱自己多一点!爱自己是女人一辈子的功课!一定记得:“男人爱你的态度取决于你爱自己的程度!聪明的女人知道该如何做自己。说的真的太好了。女人们好好爱自己吧!
最后送你们一句:男人不学习,会被社会淘汰;女人不学习,会被小三替代……
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Friday, 16 August 2013
【心理文摘:恋爱中必须弄清楚的5个问题】
恋爱就是了解对方的过程,如果你希望从恋爱步入婚姻的殿堂,必须 弄清楚以下5个问题,不然找错了婚姻中的另一半,会后悔一辈子。
问题一:我们有共同的生活目标吗?
如果你已结婚20或30年,那是一段很长的时间。你们计划如何过 这段时间呢?一起吃饭,跑步?你必须和他(她)分享更深更有意义 的事情,你们必须有共同的生活目标。
在一个婚姻里有两种情形会发生:你们可以一起成长,或者各自成长 。百分之五十的人是各自成长的,要使得婚姻成功你必须知道在生活 底线上,你要的是什么,然后嫁(或娶)一个和你一样的人。
问题二:和他TA分享感觉与思想时,觉得安全吗?
这个问题和你们关系的品质有关,“觉得安全”意思是说你能开诚布 公地和这个人沟通,良好的沟通基础是信任。对自己诚实点!确定你 要结婚的对象是你在情感上觉得很安全的。
问题三:TA是个值得敬佩,很特别的人吗?
这个问题的意思是:他(她)是个高贵而敏感的人吗?你怎么测试他 (她)呢?
这里有些建议:他(她)是否以一般的基础作为个人成长的方法?他 (她)是否认真地改善自己?有人对“好人”下了一个定义,那就是 某个常力争上游并做正确的事的人。
所以问问你的另一半:他(她)如何利用他(她)的时间?
基本上这个世界有两种人:一种是致力于个人成长的人,另一种则是 寻求舒适生活的人。那种将舒适生活列为目标的人,会把个人的享受 摆在第一位。在与他(她)走上红地毯以前,你必须要知道这点。
问题四:TA如何对待其他人?
促进人际关系最重要的是给予的能力。所谓的给予,是使他人快乐的 能力。看看这个人是否很喜欢给予?他对那些毫无关系的人是怎样的 情形?例如:侍者,公车司机等。他如何对待父母和兄弟姐妹?他懂 得感激吗?如果他对那个给他所有东西的人都不懂得感激,不要期望 他会感激你。他会八卦并且说别人的坏话吗?会八卦的人不会是懂得 爱人的,你可以很确定如果他对别人不好,对你也不会好的。
问题五:婚后是否希望改变这个人?
有太多人犯了这个错误,就是希望在婚后“改变”他的配偶。你可能 希望某人在婚后改变……可能会变得更差,如果你无法完全接受他( 她)现在的样子,你就还没有准备好要结婚。总结来说,恋爱阶段你 要多用点头脑少用点心。
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我的女助理辞职了
【引言】这是一篇被众多企业界大享与老总不断转发的文章,值得一
公司招了大批应届毕业生,平均年龄25岁。那个新的助理,是经过
我开始慢慢的给她一些协调的工作,各部门之间以及各分公司之间的
半年以后,她来找我,第一次提出辞职。我推掉了约会,跟她谈辞职
她呆了半天,答我:贴发票就是贴发票,只要财务上不出错不就行了
于是我建立了一个表格,将所有总经理在我这里报销的数据按照时间
说完这些长篇大论,我看着这个姑娘,她愣愣的看着我。我跟她直言
所谓的职业生涯,其实你很难预测到你将来真正要从事什么工作,将
原因很简单,用一句话就能交代清楚并且能被你顺利完成的工作,谁
很多人不在乎年轻时走弯路,很多人觉得日常的工作人人都能做好没
工作需要一个聪明人,工作其实更需要一个踏实的人。在聪明和踏实
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Monday, 12 August 2013
Marriage Secrets Of Highly Successful Couples
Over lunch with a friend one day, Kevin was asked about the "secret of your obviously happy and healthy love relationship."
Kevin responded, "I married a wonderful woman and made the commitment to apply myself to the relationship with the same energy that I place into other important areas of my life: school, work, health, friendships. I didn't want to be casual about the relationship nor take it for granted. My partner has pretty much done the same thing. Consequently, we make a great team. I can't imagine being without her."
Highly successful couples like Kevin and his wife know that making the relationship a top priority is vital. They don't allow it to derail. They know the ingredients that are necessary to keep each other content, happy, healthy and satisfied. To put it simply, philosopher Paul Tillich observed, "Any deep relationship to another human being requires watchfulness and nourishment."
So listen up: Here are the 10 secrets of highly successful couples:
1. Successful couples enjoy each other. It's just that simple. They like to be together, talk together, do things together. Former Beatle Ringo Starr has been married to his wife Barbara for more than three decades. He says the "secret" to the couple's longevity is this: "I'm just blessed that she puts up with me. I love the woman. She loves me. There are less down days than up, and we get on really well. We spend a lot of time together. That's the deal."
2. Successful couples fight skillfully. "In conflict, be fair and generous," is wisdom from The Tao. When two people live together, they are bound to have differences of opinion and disagreements. Successful couples fight but do it skillfully; in a way that leaves the relationship stronger, not weaker. One technique they employ is their choice of words. For example, University of California (Berkeley) researchers looked at "connected" couples and discovered that they tend to use plural pronouns ("we", "us" and "ours") rather than singular pronouns ("I", "me" and "mine"). As a result, they were less likely to feel stressed out after the disagreement than couples who used singular pronouns. "Using 'we language' during a fight helps couples align themselves on the same team, as opposed to being adversaries," notes lead author Benjamin Seider.
3. Successful couples seek and offer forgiveness. They may not forgive and forget, but they do forgive and let it go. When they have done something wrong or hurtful, they offer an apology. When they are the wronged party, they accept the gift of an apology. Successful couples travel the pathway toward forgiving, which is outlined by author Clarissa Pinkola Estes, who cites these four stages for arrival at complete forgiveness:
-- Forgo: Take a break from thinking about the person or event for a while.
-- Forebear: Abstain from punishing, neither thinking about it nor acting on (the offense) in small or large ways. Give a bit of grace to the situation.
-- Forget: Refuse to dwell; let go and loosen one's hold, particularly on memory. To forget is an active -- not passive -- endeavor.
-- Forgive: Make a conscious decision to cease to harbor resentment, which includes forgiving a debt and giving up one's resolve to retaliate.
4. Successful couples are in it for the long haul. "There are only two options regarding commitment. You're either in or you're out. There's no such thing as life in between," says professional basketball coach Pat Riley. Successful couples don't just make promises to each other; they commit. After a marriage that spans 30 years, a couple named Doris and Jim say, "We are happy together because we have lived out our vows -- for richer, for poorer, for better, for worse, in sickness and in health." When Doris was in a serious auto accident a few years ago she remembers that "Jim was there all the way. He's an incredible husband, the most selfless person. He's the only person in the world I know I can count on."
5. Successful couples are positive about each other. Marriage researcher John Gottman, Ph.D, says happy couples have relationships "characterized by respect, affection and empathy, and they pay close attention to what's happening in each other's lives." Furthermore, his research reveals that happy and stable couples "made five positive remarks for every one negative remark when they were discussing conflict. In contrast, couples headed for divorce offered less than one positive remark for every single negative remark."
6. Successful couples learn and grow together. One couple, after being married for 30 years, decided they would both return to university for master's degrees in liberal arts. "It took us nearly five years. We had a great time being in class together, studying together, reading together. The program allowed us to expand our horizons as we took courses in religion, politics, literature, history, foreign policy. We even persuaded one professor to let us write a paper together: joint authors!" Partners in successful couples play to each other's strengths and interests. If one partner becomes more health conscious, the other joins. If one partner takes up a new activity, the other partner becomes supportive and involved. The end result is a stronger emotional bond and a deeper love.
7. Successful couples never stop dating. That was one of the "secrets" of a happy relationship uncovered by Matthew Boggs and Jason Miller. The duo traveled over 12,000 miles searching and interviewing people they called "marriage masters" -- those married 40 years or more. One common element to many marriage masters was their ability to keep the romance going. Some set aside one evening a week for a date, others planned romantic getaways periodically, while others still met most afternoons for conversation at a coffee or tea shop.
8. Successful couples bring each other joy. In his book, The Real Rules of Life: Balancing Life's Terms with Your Own, Ken Druck, Ph.D, tells about a workshop he gave to his wife as a birthday gift. "She had a beautiful voice that she rarely used. What better gift than to unleash the joy she already possessed." In the workshop, participants of every age and background were encouraged to "vanquish the wagging finger of self-condemnation and sing their hearts out." The workshop high point was a live concert for family and friends. "With the exception of our children's births, I can never recall my wife as having been so joyful and happy."
9. Successful couples adhere to the 60/40 rule. Boggs and Miller also discovered that "marriage masters" have a high level of selflessness. "Walter" whom they interviewed, told them, "I'll never forget what my mentor told my wife and me before we got married 42 years ago. He looked at us and said, 'Most people think marriage is 50/50. It's not. It's 60/40. You give 60. You take 40. And that goes for both of you." It was a principle Walter and his wife adhered to faithfully.
10. Successful couples have shared values. When asked about her successful relationship of 58 years, "Emma," age 87, smiled and proudly said, "It is quite an achievement. It's important to have the same basic values. In other words, if you're a free spender, marry someone who understands that. If you're frugal, you need to marry someone who understands that because money is one of the stumbling blocks in marriage. Fortunately, we had the same values on most things. We usually had the same goals -- we believed in education; we wanted to be moral; we wanted to raise children to be good citizens and to be responsible in terms of finances."
Poet Robert Browning put the secret to successful couples in a nutshell when he wrote, "Success in marriage is more than finding the right person: It is being the right person."
Kevin responded, "I married a wonderful woman and made the commitment to apply myself to the relationship with the same energy that I place into other important areas of my life: school, work, health, friendships. I didn't want to be casual about the relationship nor take it for granted. My partner has pretty much done the same thing. Consequently, we make a great team. I can't imagine being without her."
Highly successful couples like Kevin and his wife know that making the relationship a top priority is vital. They don't allow it to derail. They know the ingredients that are necessary to keep each other content, happy, healthy and satisfied. To put it simply, philosopher Paul Tillich observed, "Any deep relationship to another human being requires watchfulness and nourishment."
So listen up: Here are the 10 secrets of highly successful couples:
1. Successful couples enjoy each other. It's just that simple. They like to be together, talk together, do things together. Former Beatle Ringo Starr has been married to his wife Barbara for more than three decades. He says the "secret" to the couple's longevity is this: "I'm just blessed that she puts up with me. I love the woman. She loves me. There are less down days than up, and we get on really well. We spend a lot of time together. That's the deal."
2. Successful couples fight skillfully. "In conflict, be fair and generous," is wisdom from The Tao. When two people live together, they are bound to have differences of opinion and disagreements. Successful couples fight but do it skillfully; in a way that leaves the relationship stronger, not weaker. One technique they employ is their choice of words. For example, University of California (Berkeley) researchers looked at "connected" couples and discovered that they tend to use plural pronouns ("we", "us" and "ours") rather than singular pronouns ("I", "me" and "mine"). As a result, they were less likely to feel stressed out after the disagreement than couples who used singular pronouns. "Using 'we language' during a fight helps couples align themselves on the same team, as opposed to being adversaries," notes lead author Benjamin Seider.
3. Successful couples seek and offer forgiveness. They may not forgive and forget, but they do forgive and let it go. When they have done something wrong or hurtful, they offer an apology. When they are the wronged party, they accept the gift of an apology. Successful couples travel the pathway toward forgiving, which is outlined by author Clarissa Pinkola Estes, who cites these four stages for arrival at complete forgiveness:
-- Forgo: Take a break from thinking about the person or event for a while.
-- Forebear: Abstain from punishing, neither thinking about it nor acting on (the offense) in small or large ways. Give a bit of grace to the situation.
-- Forget: Refuse to dwell; let go and loosen one's hold, particularly on memory. To forget is an active -- not passive -- endeavor.
-- Forgive: Make a conscious decision to cease to harbor resentment, which includes forgiving a debt and giving up one's resolve to retaliate.
4. Successful couples are in it for the long haul. "There are only two options regarding commitment. You're either in or you're out. There's no such thing as life in between," says professional basketball coach Pat Riley. Successful couples don't just make promises to each other; they commit. After a marriage that spans 30 years, a couple named Doris and Jim say, "We are happy together because we have lived out our vows -- for richer, for poorer, for better, for worse, in sickness and in health." When Doris was in a serious auto accident a few years ago she remembers that "Jim was there all the way. He's an incredible husband, the most selfless person. He's the only person in the world I know I can count on."
5. Successful couples are positive about each other. Marriage researcher John Gottman, Ph.D, says happy couples have relationships "characterized by respect, affection and empathy, and they pay close attention to what's happening in each other's lives." Furthermore, his research reveals that happy and stable couples "made five positive remarks for every one negative remark when they were discussing conflict. In contrast, couples headed for divorce offered less than one positive remark for every single negative remark."
6. Successful couples learn and grow together. One couple, after being married for 30 years, decided they would both return to university for master's degrees in liberal arts. "It took us nearly five years. We had a great time being in class together, studying together, reading together. The program allowed us to expand our horizons as we took courses in religion, politics, literature, history, foreign policy. We even persuaded one professor to let us write a paper together: joint authors!" Partners in successful couples play to each other's strengths and interests. If one partner becomes more health conscious, the other joins. If one partner takes up a new activity, the other partner becomes supportive and involved. The end result is a stronger emotional bond and a deeper love.
7. Successful couples never stop dating. That was one of the "secrets" of a happy relationship uncovered by Matthew Boggs and Jason Miller. The duo traveled over 12,000 miles searching and interviewing people they called "marriage masters" -- those married 40 years or more. One common element to many marriage masters was their ability to keep the romance going. Some set aside one evening a week for a date, others planned romantic getaways periodically, while others still met most afternoons for conversation at a coffee or tea shop.
8. Successful couples bring each other joy. In his book, The Real Rules of Life: Balancing Life's Terms with Your Own, Ken Druck, Ph.D, tells about a workshop he gave to his wife as a birthday gift. "She had a beautiful voice that she rarely used. What better gift than to unleash the joy she already possessed." In the workshop, participants of every age and background were encouraged to "vanquish the wagging finger of self-condemnation and sing their hearts out." The workshop high point was a live concert for family and friends. "With the exception of our children's births, I can never recall my wife as having been so joyful and happy."
9. Successful couples adhere to the 60/40 rule. Boggs and Miller also discovered that "marriage masters" have a high level of selflessness. "Walter" whom they interviewed, told them, "I'll never forget what my mentor told my wife and me before we got married 42 years ago. He looked at us and said, 'Most people think marriage is 50/50. It's not. It's 60/40. You give 60. You take 40. And that goes for both of you." It was a principle Walter and his wife adhered to faithfully.
10. Successful couples have shared values. When asked about her successful relationship of 58 years, "Emma," age 87, smiled and proudly said, "It is quite an achievement. It's important to have the same basic values. In other words, if you're a free spender, marry someone who understands that. If you're frugal, you need to marry someone who understands that because money is one of the stumbling blocks in marriage. Fortunately, we had the same values on most things. We usually had the same goals -- we believed in education; we wanted to be moral; we wanted to raise children to be good citizens and to be responsible in terms of finances."
Poet Robert Browning put the secret to successful couples in a nutshell when he wrote, "Success in marriage is more than finding the right person: It is being the right person."
Friday, 9 August 2013
当老板的或想当老板的请慢慢看:
第一章 人气决定财气,会做人才能赚钱
1.吃亏是福,生意人要大方一点.
2.善举带来人气,帮助别人就是帮助自己.
3.胸怀有多广,人气就有多旺.
4.无德必无财,尔虞我诈难长久.
5.得人心者得天下,得人气者得财气.
6.先赚人心后赚钱.
7.坦诚相见,才能心心相印.
第二章 和气生财,买卖不成人情在.
1.万事以和为贵,不要轻易与人翻脸.
2.心平气和,做生意要有好心态.
3.让一步换来和气,争一步惹来晦气.
4.留条生路给别人,留条财路给自己.
5.气度就是风度,不骄不躁才和谐.
6.有钱一起赚才是硬道理.
7.和气生财,风物长宜放眼量.
8.和气才能生财,竞争不是恶斗.
第三章 少抖机灵,多讲信誉.
1.做人要诚实,厚道一些不吃亏.
2.最好的担保人就是自己.
3.诚信是立业之本.
4.骗人一时,不能骗人一世.
5.别拿自己的信誉开玩笑.
6.诚实做人,诚信经商.
7.讲诚信的人才能把事业做大.
8.诚实是你最好的广告.
9.骗子最终会被欺骗.
第四章 真情付出,才有回报
1.有付出才有回报.
2.尊重自己的员工.
3.将心比心,多付出一点关爱.
4.投之以桃,报之以梨.
5.对弱小者给予关怀和爱护.
6.最直接的感情投资.
7.有所失必有所得.
第五章 做生意离不开人脉关系
1.人脉决定财脉,左右逢源好赚钱.
2.累积你的“人脉存折”.
3.良好的人际关系带来意外的财富.
4.朋友多了好办事,利用朋友做生意.
5.用别人的“水”,浇自己的“树”
6.多一个朋友就多一条财路.
7.一个篱笆三个桩,一个好汉三个帮.
8.放低身段,结交挚友.
9.借助贵人成大事.
10.做生意必须先学会与人打交道.
11.有人脉就有机遇.
第六章 做人要精明,善于合作才能把生意做大
1.单干干不长,独行行不远.
2.做人要大气,合作不忘双赢.
3.有钱大家赚,做人不要太贪心.
4.强强联手会更强,商人自我发展的战略.
5.合作是一门精深的人际关系学.
6.注重人品,学会选择合作伙伴.
7.真诚是最好的合作态度.
8.永远不要单打独斗.
9.做人心胸要开阔,互相拆台要不得.
第七章 做人要灵活,死搬硬套没出路.
1.肯动脑筋,善于琢磨.
2.生意人的脑子最值钱16
3.创新也是一种竞争心态.
4.以奇制胜,热门之中爆冷门.
5.争取主动,步步领先.
6.机动灵活,真假难辨.
7.做人要果断,做事要迅速..
8.世上只有想不通的人,没有走不通的路.
9.做人要有新观念,永远走在时代的前列.
第八章 低调做人,能方能圆
1.低调做人,锋芒毕露必吃亏19
2.能屈能伸,能刚能柔.
3.商海沉浮,做人不能太单纯.
4.讲点情面,不要把事情做绝.
5.机巧做人而不圆滑世故.
6.要顺水而下,不要逆流而上.
7.做人要拿得起放得下.
8.既要琢磨事,又要琢磨人.
第九章 提高修养,自我修炼
1.人品修炼:人品是立身之本
2.道德修炼:君子爱财,取之有道
3.毅力修炼:苦难是最好的老师
4.意志修炼:吃得菜根,百事可做
5.自我修炼:自我学习,自我反省
6.性格修炼:在等待中坚定自己的信念
7.品质修炼:想好了就出手,决不优柔寡断
8.心态修炼:胆大心细,不鲁莽不浮躁
9.身心修炼:调养身心,张弛有度
10.美德修炼:做一个有教养的人
11.能力修炼:做人要有眼光,眼光决定成败
最后——看了这篇文章千万别吝啬share给你亲朋戚友看。
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Wednesday, 7 August 2013
Lee Kuan Yew
Malaysia is prepared to lose its talent through its
race-based policies in order to maintain the dominance of one race, said Lee
Kuan Yew in his new book which was launched tonight
in Singapore.
And although Malaysia has acknowledged the fact that they are losing these talents and is making an attempt to lure Malaysians back from overseas, such efforts may be too little too late, he said.
"This is putting the country at a disadvantage. It is voluntarily shrinking the talent pool needed to build the kind of society that makes use of talent from all races.
"They are prepared to lose that talent in order to maintain the dominance of one race," he said in the 400-page book called "One Man's View of the World" (pic).
It features conversations between Lee and his long-time admirer, Helmut Schmidt, former leader of West Germany. They discussed world affairs when Schmidt visited Singapore last year.
In the book, Lee pointed out that Malaysia is losing ground and giving other countries a head start in the external competition.
About 400,000 of some one million Malaysians overseas are in Singapore, according to the World Bank.
When announcing the five-year plan for Malaysia, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said in Parliament in 2011, the government would set up a talent corporation to lure some 700,000 Malaysians working abroad back to the country.
But in his book, Lee said the demographic changes in Malaysia will lead to a further entrenchment of Malay privileges.
He noted that in the last 10 years, since the enactment of the New Economic Policy, the proportion of Malaysian Chinese and Indians of the total population has fallen dramatically.
"The Chinese made up 35.6 percent of the population in 1970. They were down to 24.6 percent at the last census in 2010. Over that same period, the Indian numbers fell from 10.8 percent to 7.3 percent," he said.
He added, "40 percent of our migrants are from Malaysia.
"Those with the means to do so leave for countries farther afield. In the early days, Taiwan was a popular destination among the Chinese-educated.
"In recent years, Malaysian Chinese and Indians have been settling in Europe, America and Australia. Some have done very well for themselves, such as Penny Wong, Australia’s current finance minister.
"Among those who have chosen to remain in Malaysia, some lack the means to leave and others are making a good living through business despite the discriminatory policies. Many in this latter class partner with Malays who have connections."
World Bank data for 2012 showed that the island republic has raced ahead of its neighbour, with gross domestic product per capita of US$51,709 compared with Malaysia’s US$10,381.
Najib had said Malaysia is set to become a high income developed nation as early as 2018, two years earlier than the targeted 2020.
Lee said in his book the separation of Singapore and Malaysia in 1965 marked "the end of a different vision in Malaysia on the race issue".
He added, "Much of what has been achieved in Singapore could have been replicated throughout Malaysia. Both countries would have been better off." - August 6, 2013.
And although Malaysia has acknowledged the fact that they are losing these talents and is making an attempt to lure Malaysians back from overseas, such efforts may be too little too late, he said.
"This is putting the country at a disadvantage. It is voluntarily shrinking the talent pool needed to build the kind of society that makes use of talent from all races.
"They are prepared to lose that talent in order to maintain the dominance of one race," he said in the 400-page book called "One Man's View of the World" (pic).
It features conversations between Lee and his long-time admirer, Helmut Schmidt, former leader of West Germany. They discussed world affairs when Schmidt visited Singapore last year.
In the book, Lee pointed out that Malaysia is losing ground and giving other countries a head start in the external competition.
About 400,000 of some one million Malaysians overseas are in Singapore, according to the World Bank.
When announcing the five-year plan for Malaysia, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said in Parliament in 2011, the government would set up a talent corporation to lure some 700,000 Malaysians working abroad back to the country.
But in his book, Lee said the demographic changes in Malaysia will lead to a further entrenchment of Malay privileges.
He noted that in the last 10 years, since the enactment of the New Economic Policy, the proportion of Malaysian Chinese and Indians of the total population has fallen dramatically.
"The Chinese made up 35.6 percent of the population in 1970. They were down to 24.6 percent at the last census in 2010. Over that same period, the Indian numbers fell from 10.8 percent to 7.3 percent," he said.
He added, "40 percent of our migrants are from Malaysia.
"Those with the means to do so leave for countries farther afield. In the early days, Taiwan was a popular destination among the Chinese-educated.
"In recent years, Malaysian Chinese and Indians have been settling in Europe, America and Australia. Some have done very well for themselves, such as Penny Wong, Australia’s current finance minister.
"Among those who have chosen to remain in Malaysia, some lack the means to leave and others are making a good living through business despite the discriminatory policies. Many in this latter class partner with Malays who have connections."
World Bank data for 2012 showed that the island republic has raced ahead of its neighbour, with gross domestic product per capita of US$51,709 compared with Malaysia’s US$10,381.
Najib had said Malaysia is set to become a high income developed nation as early as 2018, two years earlier than the targeted 2020.
Lee said in his book the separation of Singapore and Malaysia in 1965 marked "the end of a different vision in Malaysia on the race issue".
He added, "Much of what has been achieved in Singapore could have been replicated throughout Malaysia. Both countries would have been better off." - August 6, 2013.
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Monday, 5 August 2013
【三個故事看懂了再結婚吧!】
【三個故事看懂了再結婚吧!】
【故事一】
女人出門旅游去了,留下了男人一個人在家。
女人不在家,男人喝著啤酒,不停地換著電視頻道。
這時,女孩的電話打來了,她說:“我閒著沒事,到你家坐坐吧!”
男人說:“這……不行,我正要出去。”
女孩其實已經在男人的樓下了。女孩是男人的下屬,女孩很多次對他 表示了好感,男人都巧妙地拒絕了。
女孩手裡提著很多東西,還有一瓶紅酒,站在了男人的家門口。
男人說:“那我下廚吧!”
女孩說:“不用。”便在廚房裡忙碌起來。
在另一間房子裡,他開始打電話約熟悉的朋友來家裡吃飯,可是朋友 們都不在。
過一會,女孩已經在喊他了,他到廚房猛地愣了,女孩端給他的是一 盤熱騰騰的餃子,他最愛吃餃子了,可是......平時他和女人 都太忙,沒有時間包餃子,兩盤餃子、幾碟小菜、一瓶紅酒,女孩的 臉上柔柔的笑,攪動了他的心。
說不清為什麼,他在女孩不注意的時候,關掉了手機,拉上了陽台的 窗簾,他能聽到自己心跳的聲音。
一瓶紅酒喝完了,女孩說頭暈,就軟綿綿地倒在了男人懷裡。
男人承認女孩是美麗的,他緊緊地把她抱在懷裡,也就在那一刻,他 才感覺到女孩的身體是那樣的弱小。
他的心猛地一顫。女孩在他的床上睡去了,他輕輕地帶上了門。
這時,客廳的電話響了,是女人和孩子打來的。
男人仍然喝著啤酒,不停地換著頻道,他分明聽到了女孩輕微的呼吸 ,但是.....他努力地讓自己的心冷靜、再冷靜。
女孩醒來的時候已經是第二天早上,男人一夜未眠,男人為女孩準備 了早餐。
吃飯的時候,女孩問:“你不喜歡我嗎?”
男人說:“喜歡。”
“那你不寂寞嗎?”女孩追問。
“有點.....”
“可是……怕我糾纏你?”女孩扁著嘴失望地問道。
男人認真地說:“生活是一種責任,就像這碗稀飯和煎蛋,儘管老吃 覺得沒有什麼味道,可是你每天還得做、還得吃,有時甚至覺得它難 吃,可是不吃心裡空蕩蕩的。”女孩沉默了。
送走了女孩,男人覺得從未有過的輕鬆。
愛是一種誠信,是需要付出代價的,如果不愛,或無法承受,那麼就 別輕易地將自己的心打開。誘惑和寂寞,本就不是出軌的理由。
【故事二】
男孩結婚後對自己的妻子比結婚前更好。
一次聚會,朋友笑他:怎麼結婚了還那麼癡纏。
他訕訕地笑著說道:“結婚前,很多男生都想追她,有很多男生會對 她好,我只有對她更好才能追到她;結婚後,對她好的男生越來越少 ,我只有對她更好,才能不讓她失落。我所做的一切就是想讓她幸福 。”說完,所有在場的朋友都沉默了,沒有嘲笑,只有敬佩。
【故事三】
丈夫在床邊護理即將臨盆的妻子。
妻子問丈夫:“你希望是男孩還是女孩?”
丈夫:“如果是男孩,我們父子倆保護妳;如果是女孩,我保護你們 母女倆。”
【婚姻是愛情的墳墓,其實不然。愛情不是榮華富貴,而是相濡以沫 ,結婚是一件幸福的事,前提是嫁給了會把你當寶的人。 】
【故事一】
女人出門旅游去了,留下了男人一個人在家。
女人不在家,男人喝著啤酒,不停地換著電視頻道。
這時,女孩的電話打來了,她說:“我閒著沒事,到你家坐坐吧!”
男人說:“這……不行,我正要出去。”
女孩其實已經在男人的樓下了。女孩是男人的下屬,女孩很多次對他
女孩手裡提著很多東西,還有一瓶紅酒,站在了男人的家門口。
男人說:“那我下廚吧!”
女孩說:“不用。”便在廚房裡忙碌起來。
在另一間房子裡,他開始打電話約熟悉的朋友來家裡吃飯,可是朋友
過一會,女孩已經在喊他了,他到廚房猛地愣了,女孩端給他的是一
說不清為什麼,他在女孩不注意的時候,關掉了手機,拉上了陽台的
一瓶紅酒喝完了,女孩說頭暈,就軟綿綿地倒在了男人懷裡。
男人承認女孩是美麗的,他緊緊地把她抱在懷裡,也就在那一刻,他
他的心猛地一顫。女孩在他的床上睡去了,他輕輕地帶上了門。
這時,客廳的電話響了,是女人和孩子打來的。
男人仍然喝著啤酒,不停地換著頻道,他分明聽到了女孩輕微的呼吸
女孩醒來的時候已經是第二天早上,男人一夜未眠,男人為女孩準備
吃飯的時候,女孩問:“你不喜歡我嗎?”
男人說:“喜歡。”
“那你不寂寞嗎?”女孩追問。
“有點.....”
“可是……怕我糾纏你?”女孩扁著嘴失望地問道。
男人認真地說:“生活是一種責任,就像這碗稀飯和煎蛋,儘管老吃
送走了女孩,男人覺得從未有過的輕鬆。
愛是一種誠信,是需要付出代價的,如果不愛,或無法承受,那麼就
【故事二】
男孩結婚後對自己的妻子比結婚前更好。
一次聚會,朋友笑他:怎麼結婚了還那麼癡纏。
他訕訕地笑著說道:“結婚前,很多男生都想追她,有很多男生會對
【故事三】
丈夫在床邊護理即將臨盆的妻子。
妻子問丈夫:“你希望是男孩還是女孩?”
丈夫:“如果是男孩,我們父子倆保護妳;如果是女孩,我保護你們
【婚姻是愛情的墳墓,其實不然。愛情不是榮華富貴,而是相濡以沫
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