Why do the bad students all become big bosses?
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I copied an article from the internet; please share your opinions! Why do the bad students all become big bosses? Once, when I returned to my hometown to meet up with some of my elementary school classmates, after reminiscing about the past, we talked about how others were doing now. Xie Laodao runs his own factory, with assets worth several million yuan ； The king acted as a contractor and bought several apartments in the county town ； Yang Guaizi started out by selling boxed meals, and now he owns two large hotels in the city ； Xiao Wang Er started out by engaging in freight transportation, and eventually built a transportation company that owns over 60 vehicles of various sizes. Everyone sighed, thinking about how back then they would copy our exam papers, while now they are all bosses. As for us who were once top students, most of us end up with meager salaries and a mediocre standard of living. Why have all the bad students become bosses? After thinking about it for a while, I gradually began to see some patterns. First, students with poor grades and mischievous behavior are used to being criticized from a young age, which gives them an impregnable thick skin. The harsher your words, the more he forces a smile. Harmony brings prosperity, and thus business thrives. Those students who perform well academically and are well-behaved are used to hearing praise from a young age; when they hear criticism once in a while, they feel like they want to hide in some crack in the ground. It’s better to kill him than to force him to put aside his pride and beg others. Secondly, those students with poor grades and who are mischievous often get into trouble, and as a result, they inevitably suffer physical pain. Over time, one can endure pains that ordinary people cannot bear. Take Yang Guaizi for example; at the age of a dozen, he went to the county town to help people sell boxed meals, getting up before dawn and only resting in the early morning. Sweetness is forged through bitterness, and eventually he became a big boss owning two large hotels. On the other hand, students who perform well and are well-behaved have been spoiled by their teachers and parents since childhood; they don’t even want to go to the playground to exercise during physical education class, let alone do kinds of work that require physical effort and strain. Third is not fearing setbacks. Having experienced failure in exams since childhood, setbacks are like leeks to them – cut them and they grow back; cut them again, and they no longer feel painful. Take Wang Dali Er as an example: he initially learned the trade of mason, and after earning some money by working hard he started working as a contractor; however, he lost over 100,000 yuan on his first project. The king did not lose heart; he borrowed several hundred thousand yuan to continue his efforts, and eventually managed to make a comeback. On the other hand, those with good grades always want to rest on their achievements and enjoy the joy of success; when faced with setbacks, they quickly get into the lifeboat. Fourth is the spirit of adventure; although they are severely punished every time a prank is discovered, they can never give up on that sense of joy. Therefore, before doing anything, they think about how to find happiness, rather than calculating how great the risks are. As for students who perform well and are obedient, their life paths are planned by teachers and parents from an early age all the way through to adulthood. Even if you give him a chance to get rich, he will think, “I’ve taken on so many loans; what if I fail?” ” Fifth, be loyal and willing to \"risk one’s life for friends.\" I remember that year when Xie Laolao took me and Xiao Wang Er to sneak into the yard of a house by a small bridge, where we picked all the loquats from the tree; as a result, the houseowner chased us all the way to school. Faced with the \"interrogation\" from his master and teacher, Xie Laolao took all the blame on himself. In the end, Xiao Wang and I were spared punishment, and I was so grateful that tears streamed down my face. Just imagine: if an employee makes a mistake through carelessness, and the boss is able to put themselves in that person’s shoes and relieve some of the pressure on them, who wouldn’t be grateful and willing to serve wholeheartedly? On the other hand, those students who have good academic grades and are well-behaved, who have always tried to avoid getting into trouble throughout their lives, if they become managers, will only end up in conflict with their employees every day, creating a climate of fear among them; who would then have the motivation to work? As soon as a company faces any setbacks or difficulties, employees will pack up and leave.
It makes sense! Everyone has their own strengths! The ears of the blind are always very sensitive!
Don’t think in such extreme terms; there is knowledge involved in truly being able to hold this position firmly. Can’t look at the current one
Agree with what was said on the 3rd floor – how can lazy and unmotivated students become successful business owners?
Actually, it also depends on whether that person is making an effort! Perhaps it’s just that the ways to achieve success are different! Similar in spirit!
One still has to rely on their own efforts
Those who post such things should be dragged outside and given a thorough beating. Have all those bad students become bosses, or even big bosses? Are all those who are bosses bad classmates? Just because someone is poor at learning from textbooks, or not good at studying from them, it doesn’t mean they lack abilities in other areas. While others are studying, that person is out there pursuing entrepreneurship amidst various challenges! ! Please use your brain to analyze things; if you can’t even figure this out, it’s only natural that you won’t be able to find a job! ! This post was last edited by tiandawang on 2009-4-8 21:12]
What people often express in surprise is actually rare; if one studies hard and becomes a boss, there won’t be as much surprise. So, good rewards do require effort.
The very definition of a \"bad student\" is problematic; such students should rather be called mischievous or naughty ones. How can students who are considered bad achieve greater progress? It will pay off one day
This incident illustrates the following point: Can what was once referred to as \"5 points plus a sheep\" meet the needs of today’s social development? Can scores be equated with ability? Reality poses challenges to our education system!
Agree with the opinion above; the current education model is quite different from the skills needed in real society. Last edited by eter on 2009-4-9 16:59.]
Everyone has their own strengths and advantages. One must constantly learn from the strengths of others and draw on the best qualities from various sources in order to make progress. One must never be so focused on one thing as to fail to see the bigger picture!
Those so-called \"bad classmates\" are not very motivated to study*, but they are flexible in thinking and good at interacting with others； It’s easy to adapt in today’s society.
It’s the same principle as playing tricks on friends. The reason why \"bad boys\" always manage to trick their friends, and often beautiful ones at that, is because they dare to take risks, try various methods on their journey toward achieving their goals, and persevere until they succeed! The beautiful girl is his now! :lol
It’s actually their lifestyle that causes this – they are willing to strive hard; good students have a favorable starting point, and they simply refuse to give up
The original poster’s post makes a lot of sense. I also have a few classmates who either didn’t finish middle school or didn’t finish high school. That student who didn’t finish middle school opened a large supermarket at home; now, after over a decade, he has quite a bit of money. There is another person who opened a company in Lanzhou and owns a great deal of assets. It was really impossible to foresee that they would have such a promising future back then! ~~~~~~~~~
What’s more crucial is that the so-called \"bad students\" mentioned in the text are simply a group of people who don’t follow rules; they don’t act in a conventional manner, and their ability to learn in society far exceeds their ability to learn from books.
That makes sense; children from poor families have to take on responsibilities early
Because it takes courage, and besides, there are many good classmates who are bosses as well; one shouldn’t view things from a one-sided perspective