Cai Sangzi 
Don’t Just Look Hardworking [EPUB ebook] 

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On the path to success, hard work is indispensable. However, not all efforts will be rewarded. Many people have been working hard but still achieve little, because they don’t understand that the purpose of effort is to gain something, not just to receive the praise of "you’ve been working very hard."Many people seem diligent, but in fact, they are often making useless efforts. Without accurate positioning, thoughtful reflection, or solid action, their efforts are likely to be seen as "showing off" by others and have no value, let alone achieving success.So what exactly is hard work, and what is true hard work? This book discusses the importance and specific practices of "not just looking like you’re working hard" from multiple aspects, with vivid examples and detailed arguments. It explains "hard work" in simple yet profound language, aiming to guide those who are still trapped in the confusion of "working hard but achieving nothing."The book conveys profound meanings in plain language. Without exaggerated inspiration or empty words, it interprets the true meaning of hard work subtly, leaving readers with much to benefit from.Many people seem to be working hard, but in fact, they are just "actively lazy" people, as discussed in today’s society. Without direction, their efforts are ultimately wasted. So, how to make effective efforts and avoid being "actively lazy" is described accurately from multiple perspectives in this book.This is a heartwarming book that allows readers to gain a lot from light reading. Just flipping through a few pages during busy schedules can give you insights into excellent articles that are irresistible once you start reading.

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