Zhang Lin, the location host of "Life➕" and "Healthy Week Village" of Zhoucun RongMedia Center, and editor of the WeChat public account of "RongMedia Week Village". Always believe that as long as you are willing to work hard, the whole world will help you!
Being excellent means always doing more than others
In our work and life, we always aspire to be excellent and successful people, but in today's fierce competition, when everyone is working hard, why should we be better than others? Better?
The answer is: always do better than others!
"Always do a little more than others" is the philosophy and values that countless successful people strive to uphold. "Always do a little more than others" means to look farther, do a little more, have a little more motivation, be a little faster, and hold on for a little longer than others in work and life. In modern society, what we need is exactly this kind of person: not only can they do their job well, they will also try their best to do more than others!
Always do a little more than others. It is a diligent and active spirit, a perseverance that never gives up, and an always upward effort. Of course, this is also the most common saying for success. Today you do a little more than others, and tomorrow you will have much more hope than others.
Modern society is full of competition. If we just take the completion of the task as our work goal, we will never have real success. Only through continuous self-transcendence can people continue to grow, and life will continue to improve through continuous growth and eventually mature. How to achieve self-transcendence? We can't be satisfied with completing the task, but we have to do a little more than what others demand, and do a little more than what we can do. Although we may not be the best after doing this, at least we have surpassed ourselves.
Always do a little more than others, you are excellent!
Source: Network
Editor: Yang Tongyao Proofreading: Liu Ming
Review: Guan Xueyin Final review: Wang Cost
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