How should we understand the saying “It’s the last 10% that are the hardest in a journey of a hundred miles”?
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The saying \"It’s the last 10% that are the hardest\" is heard more often these days; no one used to quote it before. If one doesn’t look into it, how would one understand it?
Do things thoroughly; never stop until the goal is achieved
With unwavering determination, we strive to achieve our set goals, and with the awareness that the last half of a journey is the most challenging, we work tirelessly to advance the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
One also needs to carry out tasks in a thorough and effective manner; otherwise, it’s as if nothing was done
I think that out of the people walking those 100 miles, about 90 of them know what they’re doing, while the remaining 10 are just following along. This “half” refers to those who are more than half; out of 100 people, 90 understand it, which is by far more than half~
Most people follow the crowd; ninety percent go with the majority, while ten percent take a different direction. If you choose the wrong path, you will achieve nothing
That’s ninety people who don’t know what to do, and ten people who do. A leadership team of ten people is followed by ninety others. By fostering firm beliefs, one can achieve great goals.
This is the key: the leadership team must be united, and there must be agreement on the direction
One person is chosen as the leader; among the nine, three are white-collar workers and six are blue-collar workers. In the future, let’s walk together on the path to common prosperity. Realize the 200-year dream.
First, get it straightened out, and see how others understand it; Baidu’s answers don’t count;P