Focus and Diversity
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- General readers who wish to analyze work and life issues using dialectical methods
- Professionals facing the choice between deep specialization and diversified expansion
- Frontline managers who need to handle principal and secondary contradictions and set priorities
- Learners interested in philosophical methodology who want an introduction through everyday examples
Not a good fit for
- Professional researchers seeking systematic study of original dialectical texts and academic literature
- Practical readers hoping for concrete industry solutions or tool templates
Reading tips
- Read the core chapters on the relationship between focus and diversification first, then go back to the theoretical groundwork on contradiction theory.
- After each section, connect it to a current work or life decision and write down what the principal contradiction is.
- Compare the book's examples with your own experience and note points of disagreement or possible additions to form reading notes.
- Read alongside basic works on materialist dialectics to deepen understanding of the concept of principal contradiction.
About the publisher
Jinan University Press is a comprehensive university press known for publishing in language and writing, history and culture, and medicine. Judging from the 2,481 titles in the database, its publishing focuses on language and writing research, the compilation of unearthed documents, Chinese culture and Eastern philosophy, traditional Chinese medicine, and grassroots medical standards. Representative books include the Chinese Dictionary (Second Edition), the series on the collected interpretation and modern translation of Warring States documents from the Language Services Series and the series on the language of unearthed documents, Chinese Cultural Psychology (6th Edition), Illustrated Compendium of Traditional Chinese Medicine Processing Techniques, and Construction and Technical Standards for Standardized Bronchoscopy Rooms in Primary-Level Pediatrics. In terms of authors, scholars such as Zhu Cheng, Zhang Yujin, Wang Fengyan, Zheng Hong, Cao Hui and Ma Zhiguo form its author base in language and documents, cultural psychology, and traditional Chinese medicine. In terms of publishing characteristics, the press emphasizes the collected interpretation and modern translation of unearthed documents and language service research, while also systematically organizing cultural psychology and medical techniques. Public information on specific matters such as overseas Chinese-language education is limited and is therefore not elaborated here.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 前言
- 序
- 第一章 专注的精神
- 第一节 为什么要专注
- 第二节 凝精聚气是聚焦生命能量的法则
- 第三节 专注度决定一个人是平庸还是出色
- 第四节 专注是生命能量的源泉
- 第五节 找到竞争的“制高点”
- 第六节 专注让身心更健康
- 第二章 专注的力量
- 第一节 改变自己是自救,影响别人是救人
- 第二节 学习改变命运
- 第三节 专注在于目标明确而持久
- 第四节 认识自己,改变自己并能做好的自己
- 第五节 启动内在“核力量”
- 第六节 思考最大的敌人是杂念太多
- 第三章 专注的哲学
- 第一节 专注是万物吸引的法则
- 第二节 提升自己,帮助他人
- 第三节 保持低调
- 第四节 专注力决定竞争力
- 第五节 人的智慧是专注于自己的优势
- 第六节 万物因专注而有序,人因专注而成功
- 第四章 专注的法则
- 第一节 物以稀为贵
- 第二节 人生必须要有激情与梦想
- 第三节 专注就是要掌握“一剑封喉”的秘诀
- 第四节 世上没有无序的存在物,人必须有专注精神
- 第五节 切忌知道的太多,做到的太少,缺乏专注精神
- 第六节 专注度决定一个人的高度
- 第五章 专心一志
- 第一节 让梦想打造出自己的精彩人生
- 第二节 定位者定天下
- 第三节 用狮子精神去突破
- 第四节 坚忍不拔的信念
- 第五节 人生养志50年
- 第六节 专注的智慧在于明白自己的优势在哪里
- 第六章 专注的方略
- 第一节 定位就是只做最擅长的事
- 第二节 一个人不逼自己就不知道自己多优秀
- 第三节 将事情做到极致、做到职业化
- 第四节 脑袋先富——思想改变命运
- 第五节 少欲才能少惑
- 第六节 特长就是让自己的特长持续“加长”
- 第七章 德行第一
- 第一节 德行有多高事业才有可能有多大
- 第二节 德行是魅力的根
- 第三节 专注——让心灵回归
- 第四节 专注可以让心灵保持提升
- 第五节 经不可轻传,要传出价值
- 第六节 “专注玩味”可以与神灵对话
- 第八章 经营策略
- 第一节 经营“梦幻”
- 第二节 经营特色“点”
- 第三节 经营“人才”
- 第四节 经营“差异化”
- 第五节 经营“快乐文化”
- 第六节 经营“小而美”
- 第七节 经营“故事”
- 第九章 经营的战略
- 第一节 经营“最核心”
- 第二节 经营立足“本土”
- 第三节 企业强在全球化
- 第四节 经营高附加值“文化”
- 第五节 经营适合自己的“品牌”模式
- 第六节 经营品牌“隐形”的利润
- 第七节 经营“贵”文化
- 第十章 多元之道
- 第一节 多元化的成功来自“专注”
- 第二节 打造自己最好的商业模式
- 第三节 多元化发展专注于高端
- 第四节 多元化失败案例分析
- 第五节 多元化的专注度决定事业的高度
- 第六节 多元发展要自我“革命”
- 第七节 多元化发展文化是企业灵魂
- 参考文献
- 后记
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About the author
Wang Liaodong is an author about whom little public information is available. What is known is that two works appear under his name: Focus and Plurality and Japanese Cuisine Meets Japanese Folk Songs. Judging from the titles and the common categories, his writing touches on Eastern philosophy and culture: the former seems to discuss the tension and balance between focus and plurality, while the latter takes Japanese food and folk songs as its entry point to present the everyday texture of Japanese culture. The two books span quite different subjects, suggesting an interest in both abstract speculation and concrete cultural phenomena, with a style that tends toward essayistic observation and comparison. Since details such as his dates, nationality, and education are absent from public sources, his biography cannot be reliably established, and readers may do better to approach the works themselves and sense his movement between philosophical reflection and cultural writing.