Don'T Be Intimidated By Difficulties.

In 1965, a Korean student went to University of Cambridge to major in psychology.

When he drinks afternoon tea, he often goes to the cafe or teahouse of the school to listen to some successful people chatting.

These successful people include Nobel prize winners, academic authority in some fields, and some people who have created economic myths. These people are humorous and interesting.

For a long time, he found that he was cheated by some successful people when he was in China.

Those who are struggling to turn away from entrepreneurs are generally exaggerating their business venture, that is, they are using their success stories to frighten people who haven't succeeded yet.

As a student of psychology department, he thinks it is necessary to study the mentality of successful Korean people.

In 1970, he submitted the "success is not as difficult as you think" as a graduation thesis to Will, founder of modern economic psychology.

Professor Braden was surprised when he read it. He thought it was a new discovery. Although this phenomenon exists universally in the east or even around the world, no one has ventured it out and studied it yet.

When he was surprised, he wrote to his alumni in Cambridge, who was sitting on the first man in the political arena of South Korea, Pu Zhengxi.

He said in his letter, "I dare not say how much help this book has done to you, but I am sure it will shake more than any of your decrees."

This book is indeed accompanied by the economic take-off of Korea.

This book inspires a lot of people, because they tell people from a new angle that success is not necessarily related to "strain their muscles and bones, starve their skin", "three more lights, five more chickens", "head hanging beam, cone thorn stock".

As long as you are interested in a cause, you will succeed if you persist for a long time, because God gives you time and wisdom enough for you to finish one thing satisfactorily.

Later, the young man was also successful. He became president of pan pan motor company.

This is not because things are hard for us to dare to do, but because we dare not do things.

Many things in life can be achieved if we want to do so, and the difficulties we overcome can also be overcome.

As long as a person lives in plain and interesting life, he will eventually find that the creator's arrangement for the world is natural.