The traits of 250 great figures studied by social scientists
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After studying Yu Shiwai’s management theories, I was deeply moved to realize that one must not only know how to do things but also know how to be a person. Let me share some of these classics with you: Social scientists have studied 250 of the greatest **families, religious leaders, philosophers, artists, and scientists**. It was found that 20 conditions are required to become a great person, which are condensed into 5 here. ◆ Intelligence. Intelligence is the first requirement for a great person; a smart mind is essential. ◆ Supervisory ability. It’s about how to lead a group of people in their work. ◆ Confidence. Confidence is very important; this is evident in the tank battles in North Africa commanded by British Marshal Montgomery, as well as in the Battle of Fei River fought against Fu Jian under the command of the famous Chinese general Xie Xuan during the Jin dynasty. ◆ A proactive attitude. ◆ Decisive. Be able to persevere in doing things, have the courage to take action, and do so without fear of anything.
Great people are not necessarily celebrities. Similarly, celebrities are not necessarily great people.
One must also have perseverance; no matter how difficult it is, one must not give up.
Great people are celebrities, but celebrities are not necessarily great people.:lol
The principles are all understood, but putting them into practice is a whole different matter