Yun-peng Yue was born in poverty. He dropped out of school at the age of 65,438+04 to work. Then, at the age of 29, he realized what countless people dreamed of: attending the Spring Festival Gala. Abortion is such a seemingly legendary figure.

After being taken in by Degang Guo, Xiaoyue was arranged to do odd jobs in the theater for a long time, and her income was meager, so it was difficult to make a living, and her life encountered a "black barrier period". Just when he was in a dilemma, he watched some CDs of crosstalk masters and suddenly realized that if he insisted on learning crosstalk, he might become an artist after 60. If I go back to work in a restaurant, I won't have a chance to become an artist, even though my income will be much higher for a while.

This is the first revelation you can get from your experience in childhood: choose a career that is more valuable with your age, and choose a "snowballing" career. Some occupations are obvious "youth meals", such as models, actors, journalists and tour guides. Choosing these occupations will face the problem of transition and career change sooner or later. And some professions become more and more popular and respected with age, such as artists in Xiaoyue's eyes, such as Chinese medicine, lawyers, teachers and so on. Cultivating loyalty powder and living on loyalty powder is also a snowball life. You continue to provide value to loyal fans. The more loyal fans you have, the more benefits you will get from each other. There are countless such examples at home and abroad, and Cile has prepared some wonderful cases to share with you in the future.

The loyal fans of the noodle restaurant singing Peking Opera are undoubtedly the nobles of Xiaoyue and another waiter, Kong Yunlong. On the recommendation of the noble, they went to Degang Guo together. Before the noble recommended Yue and Kong, they all worked as waiters in restaurants. Their job is to shout "here you are, please come in!" " They never dreamed that there would be a life of Deyun Society waiting for them.

The second lesson you can learn from your experience in the early months is that everyone can succeed. Everyone? Everyone, of course! Later, I will point out the common secret of success, including taking the road of loyalty. No matter how poor you feel at present, whether you are awake or confused about your future, whether you feel that you have been unlucky to drink cold water all along, it doesn't matter. As long as you have a dream, as long as you work hard day after day, everything you experience will stumble and push you to the crossroads of success on that day.