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Class at the business school. Teacher: “A gold mine was discovered in a certain place, and people flocked there in large numbers, but a large river blocked the only route.” It’s you, what would you do?” Some students said, “Take a detour. Some people also say, “Swim across.” The teachers all said it’s wrong. Finally, he said, “Why do you have to pan for gold? Why can’t you buy a boat and get into shipping?” The students were stunned. The teacher said, “In such a situation, even if it meant reducing the passengers to just shorts, they would still be willing to do it.” Because there are gold mines ahead!” Often, there is more than one path to success. With a slight change in thinking, one can discover new worlds!
Student: Teacher, if it were me, I would buy a boat to ferry the gold miners across the river for free. Teacher: I doubt you can be as great as you claim. Student: I will take half of their gold as a fare when they return from prospecting. Teacher: You can graduate now.
Businesspeople often possess innate talents and an instinctive way of thinking related to seizing opportunities, providing services, making integrations, and then reaping benefits
I give this slogan 100 points.
Good luck with the college entrance exams; I’m waiting for you at the construction site
Here’s a joke: I took the college entrance exam twice. The first time, I thought I hadn’t performed as well as I should have; After the exams the following year, I really felt that last year was when I performed at my normal level.