During the Warring States Period, Qi Weiwang and Minister Tian Ji competed in horse racing, and each had three horses. All three classes of horses in Qi Weiwang are better than those in Tianjin. So Tian Ji lost three wars. Later, Sun Bin, a military strategist, gave Tian Ji an idea: let Qi Weiwang get off the horse below, let him get off the horse above and let him get off the horse in the middle. As a result, Tian Ji lost one and won two. The same horse, because Tian Ji changed the arrangement and combination, thus realized the change from defeat to victory. This vivid story shows that different internal arrangements and combinations of objective things often lead to quantitative change and then qualitative change. "

The story of horse racing in Tian Ji is almost a household name, from which we can get the following tips:

First, find advantages from disadvantages. It is not that there are no good horses in the world, but that there is a lack of bole; Believe that you always have your own unique advantages.

The second is to learn to choose. If you want everything, you often get nothing. Giving up the ego and achieving the big ego is the best policy.

The third is to attack the enemy's shortcomings with their own strengths.

The fourth is to seek before fighting. There is no reason to be invincible if the strategy gets twice the result with half the effort.

Fifth, in the local area, we have never defeated the strong with the weak, and strength is always the basis for winning;

The sixth is to know your opponent and hide yourself. Exposing yourself too much and prematurely has lost the opportunity, so you can only be passively beaten, know yourself and know yourself, and fight every battle!

Seventh, if we do things in a different way of thinking, we may achieve unexpected results. Therefore, we often have to win by surprise, don't stick to the form, and have ideas to innovate. Some things, with another idea, will have another world!