Adversity Quotient is a word introduced in recent years. Its original name is Adversity Quotient, abbreviated as AQ. It is generally translated as frustration quotient or adversity quotient in China.
It refers to the way people react when facing adversity, that is, the ability to face setbacks, get out of trouble, and overcome difficulties.
It is undeniable that emotional intelligence can allow a person to reach a certain height, but things are unpredictable and life is full of ups and downs. No one can stay at a high place forever.
What can really make a person go further and stand higher is adversity quotient, which is the resilience and ability to withstand pressure in the face of adversity.
General Patton once said: "The measure of a person's success is not to look at the height he reaches the top, but to look at his resilience when he falls to the bottom."
Without strong counter-business, Jack Ma will not start a business many times again. After failure, he still had the courage to continue to do Alibaba ; without strong adverse business, Shi Yuzhu would not have the strength to return to the ranks of giants after owing hundreds of millions of debts.
Without strong reverse quotient, the world would be missing many miracles and greatness.
In the face of difficulties and setbacks, many people's willpower is as fragile as glass. When a storm hits, they panic and feel that their life is about to end.
Without strong support from reverse quotient, life will be as fleeting as fireworks.
So, I understand a truth. In the confused days, in the anxious and anxious nights, when difficulties and setbacks strike, you can sit down and read a few pages of a book.
draws strength from the book, walks forward confidently and bravely, and embraces every tomorrow with grace.
Because this is not only an era of fighting for IQ and EQ, but also a period of fighting for reverse quotient.
People with high adversity quotient will go further in life and be closer to success.
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