Momentum and the Way
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Professionals facing career transitions or promotion bottlenecks who need strategic thinking
- Entrepreneurs and team managers seeking to improve resource integration and timing judgment
- Readers interested in military-strategist wisdom who want to turn it into a modern methodology
- Readers at a key life decision point who need to step back from details and see the big picture
Not a good fit for
- Researchers expecting purely academic textual criticism or annotations of military-strategist thought
- Readers who prefer literary narrative and lack patience for strategy-tool content
- Lower-year students with no workplace or social experience who find the cases hard to relate to
Reading tips
- Read through the nine-dimension framework first, then closely read the chapters most relevant to your situation.
- After each case, pause and write down the “shi” you can currently borrow, forming an action list.
- Apply the methods to a real decision in the near future and review afterward whether borrowing momentum worked.
- Read it with your team and hold a case discussion on building and steering momentum to deepen understanding.
About the publisher
Guangdong New Century Publishing House primarily serves children and young readers, publishing in areas that include children's literature, popular science for young readers, early-learning and educational books, and audio-visual and electronic products. Judging from the books in the database, it has a clear focus on popular science and traditional culture for children. The "Natural History Lessons in Classical Chinese Poetry" series, for example, combines classical poetry with natural history knowledge, festival customs, and geographical travels; the "Historical Journey to Ancient Capitals for Children" series uses Xi'an and Luoyang to introduce the history of ancient capitals; and "The Blue Sheep Are Waiting for the Wolf to Return: Discovering Treasures in Nature Reserves" represents its popular science titles. The house also publishes foreign literary works such as "The Orange Girl" and books on inspiration and personal growth. Its authors include Jing Fang, Zhong Jia, Yuan Ping, Jostein Gaarder, and Feng Xiaoxue. The publisher emphasizes combining knowledge with interest, guiding young readers to understand nature and traditional culture through reading. Public information is limited, and the above is based mainly on the books in the database.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 前言
- 第一章 谋势 算清总局，才能攒出成功的资本
- 穿透表面抓本质 暴露的问题不重要，掩盖的才是关键
- 学会盘活人脉资源 人脉要“攒”，更要学会“串”
- 算透全局 把“守株待兔”的偶然变成“必然吃到”的方法
- 走一步看三步 不要“多巴胺”，要“内啡肽”
- 识时“踩刹车” 势是抛物线，不会一直开“狂暴模式”
- 打蛇打七寸 找准对方死穴，然后一击致命
- 第二章 审势 “赌命”前先算清“赔率”
- 清点家底 算清楚你的筹码和对手的斤两再出手
- 评差距 是鸿沟就适时绕行，小坎则直接踏平
- 底线思维 划好 “止损线”，才不会输掉全部
- 留退路 有时候留退路比硬冲更重要
- 量力而行 没有金刚钻，别揽瓷器活
- 动态调整 形势瞬息变化，让预案跑在变化前
- 第三章 识势 看穿风口与陷阱
- 热场多是坑 最热闹的“机会”中，多半埋伏着陷阱
- 追资本 资本往哪冲，就往哪“下嘴”
- 抢黄金信号 从杂音里精准揪出财富密码
- 警惕羊群效应 所有人都觉得好时，赶紧溜
- 回马枪 别人恐慌时，是你抄底的黄金期
- 撤退的艺术 千万别为了芝麻丢西瓜
- 第四章 借势 没背景就“抱大腿”
- 寻伯乐 黄金“三步走”，让大佬主动伸手
- 双赢 把“只帮他”变成“也为自己谋利”
- 紧贴热点 快、准、狠，别等菜都凉了还没上桌
- 乱中取胜 巧借热度，精准抢占市场高地
- 借力打力 学会“搭顺风车”，也得学会不被踢
- 第五章 取势 看准机会就拼尽全力争取
- 把握窗口期 机会突然来临时，先下手把肉叼走
- 单点突破 集中力量，直接击破
- 巧用闪电战 从决定到落地，每小时都至关重要
- 巧用舆论战 捍卫自身权益，逼他把不属于自己的肉吐出来
- 抓大放小 多个机会摆在面前，先争取最好的
- 第六章 蓄势 先稳住，等机会到了再猛冲
- 示弱藏锋 平时默默努力，一出手就惊艳四座
- 闷声发大财 暗中布局，一鸣惊人
- 选择性露尖 低调显能，为步步高升做准备
- 化整为零 把大困难拆解成小困难，然后逐个攻破
- 卧薪尝胆 大丈夫能屈能伸
- 第七章 造势 无风起浪，把稻草变成金条
- 破圈 制造“吸睛点”，让它吸引人们的目光
- 制造稀缺 比起得到什么，人们更在意损失了什么
- 巧妙包装 造个口号，让全网记住你
- 让名人助力 大胆些，踩在巨人肩上试试
- 重要的事情说三遍 重复，重复，再重复！
- 稻草变金条 把破烂变成黄金的“炼金术”
- 第八章 驭势 乱局中当最大赢家
- 学会当渔翁 让对手相争，你得最大的利
- 福祸相依 危机里藏着“改势”的机会
- 快打慢熬 该猛攻时猛攻，该耗时熬垮他
- 充当领头羊 主动定规则，引领众人同行
- 把握核心 盯着局势的“命门”使劲
- 守局待变 于关键节点设伏，等猎物主动入局
- 第九章 乘势 巅峰时刻的收割法则
- 连环套 用一波热势，锁住几波收益
- 一箭双雕 既要吃肉，也要喝汤
- 急流勇退 该离场时就离场
- 鲤鱼跳龙门 从有钱到有名的智慧跃迁
- 共生 要短期“收割”，更要长期与势同行
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About the author
Lei Jianjun is an author about whom limited public information is available. Two works can currently be confirmed under his name: Shidao (The Way of Momentum) and One Spiritual Comfort a Day. Both books are classified in the inspirational and personal-growth category, suggesting that his writing focuses on themes such as emotional adjustment, practical wisdom for daily life, and self-improvement. Judging from its title, Shidao likely deals with trends, direction, or ways of conducting oneself in the world, while One Spiritual Comfort a Day appears to lean toward everyday psychological comfort and self-encouragement, possibly arranged as short daily readings that can be picked up at any time. Because no public records have been found regarding his dates of birth and death, nationality, profession, or educational background, his personal life cannot be described in detail, and the available introduction must rely on his works as clues. In terms of subject matter, his writing is aimed at general readers and emphasizes conveying life reflections and emotional support in an accessible way, making it suitable for leisure reading and reflecting the tendency of inspirational books to stay close to daily life and offer a sense of companionship.
