Are there any inspiring stories from the chemical industry around us?

Bro, motivational speeches can be deadly; I think it’s necessary to motivate oneself appropriately to maintain one’s fighting spirit. But if you keep listening to those people’s stories of success, the outcome will likely be poor, because many people don’t reveal the real reasons behind their success. In China, people prefer to achieve success quietly, and success or failure is used as a criterion to judge someone’s worth. Once a person succeeds, whatever they say is considered correct. For example, Jack Ma said, “I could succeed even though I’m so ugly – why can’t you?” Damn, this is just motivational fluff, pure motivational fluff. Is Jack Ma successful because he’s ugly? It has absolutely nothing to do with money. Jack Ma collaborated with China’s Ministry of Commerce in the past, which led to his meeting with Masayoshi Son; he provided investment at a crucial time for that company. Moreover, he had been working with Zhejiang Telecom earlier on, giving that company many opportunities to try different approaches. Moreover, Jack Ma didn’t succeed on the first try either; weren’t Alibaba’s B2B business and China Yellow Pages failures before that? So, I think what we need to learn is why so many people fail. Once we understand the reasons for failure and avoid those pitfalls, our chances of success increase significantly. Therefore, I don’t recommend reading stories about successful people; instead, we should focus on practical applications. You can join this group, Industrial Control 384421580, where a real-world case study from the industrial control field is discussed every week. I’ve listened to a few of these sessions, and they contain a lot of useful information that I hope will be helpful to you.

That makes sense! Everyone’s opportunities are different. The levels of success also vary; perhaps for us, a stable job and a happy family constitute success!

Yes, someone else’s success cannot be replicated; one can only avoid making similar mistakes

Thank you to the brothers from Haichuan for their support; I will definitely stay strong and strive to do my best!

When in poverty, cultivate one’s own virtue; when successful, help the whole world. Stay quiet now; if conditions permit, study* and improve ； If the conditions don’t allow it, there will be one less job; one has to work even if the earnings are low.

Can just drinking chicken soup satisfy hunger? Some plain white rice would be more appropriate.

Chicken soup seems to be something used for writing essays in the college entrance exam. Personally, I think those who write motivational messages do so based on certain backgrounds and motivations; such things aren’t worth examining closely. It’s fine to take them as a source of amusement or to inspire some positive energy in oneself, but those who take them seriously are truly foolish.

It’s an example right around us: someone who joined the company less than ten years ago, is 33 or 34 years old now, started from the bottom rung, and is currently the vice president of the company. The company isn’t small at all – its market value is in the billions, and it has four to five thousand employees. Quite inspiring, right? . . . . . . . Anyway, I give a big thumbs up.

I just want to say that success comes from opportunities combined with ability; it’s better to rely on oneself rather than on fate. Only when one achieves success does one realize that the stories one has told can also serve as a guide for others.

There are so many people around me who have been admitted to government positions, public institutions, as well as master’s and doctoral programs; it’s truly admirable that \"the best talents come from our generation\" – there are more than one path to success. :victory: