The Realization of Value
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- People in a career or life transition seeking clear self-positioning and direction.
- Intellectually minded readers interested in personal growth, philosophical reflection, and the link between self and social value.
- Those who wish to escape the grip of external evaluation systems and build inner standards and principles for action.
- Team managers or educators seeking to understand and ignite others' potential and inner drive.
Not a good fit for
- Readers expecting quick-success secrets or a concrete step-by-step manual.
- Those uninterested in theoretical discussion or deep self-reflection, who prefer purely entertaining or story-driven reading.
Reading tips
- Read in a relatively quiet, undisturbed setting so you can follow the author's reasoning into deep thought and self-dialogue.
- Keep a notebook handy to record insights and questions about your own values, goals, and actions that arise while reading.
- Don't rush to finish; pause after each chapter and reflect on its ideas in light of your own experience.
About the publisher
Founded in 1995, Jilin Audio-Visual Publishing House focuses on audio-visual products, music books and electronic publications, and shares offices with institutions such as Jilin Electronic Publishing House. It has built a certain collection in inspirational growth and general biography titles, with about 95 related books in the database. Representative works include The Use of Interpersonal Relations, Building Character, Training the Mindset, Goals of Growth, Career Choices, Realizing Value, Happiness in Life and Forming Habits, most of which center on personal growth and practical life. In terms of authors, works by Rohard and Yu Hong are relatively concentrated. Public information on its specific music and children's titles is limited, so they are not discussed here.
Contents
- 追索价值的真谛
- 探求价值的理念
- 实现价值的契机1
- 实现价值的契机2
- 完成价值的塑造
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About the author
Lohard is an author of inspirational and personal-growth books. Available Chinese publishing information does not specify his English name, nationality, dates of birth and death, or other background details, so public information about him is limited. The library currently holds 71 of his works, including representative titles such as The Use of Interpersonal Relations, Building Character, Training the Mindset, Goals of Growth, Career Choices, Realizing Value, Happiness in Life, and Forming Habits. These titles indicate that his writing centers on personal growth and everyday life, covering topics such as interpersonal communication, character development, mental adjustment, career choice, the pursuit of value, and happiness. He tends to begin with concrete situations, uses plain language, and focuses on practical self-improvement advice. His books are therefore classified as inspirational growth and are suitable for general readers who wish to improve their mindset and way of life.