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作者遵循这一宗旨，并结合《易经》的理论，从办公室的环境布局、内部装修、摆设、灯光与色彩设计等方面进行了深入浅出的讲解。好风水办公室实例更是形象、细致地介绍了各部分的装饰宜忌，为您提供最有价值的参考。相信《办公室风水》将是您事业迈向成功的不可多得的宝典!

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作者遵循这一宗旨，并结合《易经》的理论，从办公室的环境布局、内部装修、摆设、灯光与色彩设计等方面进行了深入浅出的讲解。好风水办公室实例更是形象、细致地介绍了各部分的装饰宜忌，为您提供最有价值的参考。相信《办公室风水》将是您事业迈向成功的不可多得的宝典!

• 作者：室内滂沱 发布时间：2012-07-24 15:05:17

  突然想起这个了。当年备战高考的时候，老师死活要让同学们把这玩意儿背下来，上课就成了几十名同学轮流站起来背课文，现在仍然不明白为什么。英语明明是一种靠听说就能学会的东西，把看优酷的时间花在看youtube上，保证英语倍儿棒。

• 作者：可口小可乐 发布时间：2015-05-31 21:10:47

  针对入门级卖家还是很不错的。熟悉规则→查看数据→不断优化，其中要注重细节，总归来讲，还需要很高的市场敏感度才行。

• 作者：张洋 发布时间：2019-10-07 12:28:51

  读中文版用来填一些自己不知道的知识点

• 作者：阿波罗的鱼 发布时间：2012-03-01 21:45:23

  拥有一个观点就值15个智商点

• 作者：福尔贝尔 发布时间：2021-11-22 22:38:07

  算是圆了小时候的一个梦！

• 作者：潇潇JJ 发布时间：2011-04-26 12:01:27

  这本书比什么牛津之类的字典靠谱多了。很针对第二外语尤其是中国学生一些问题编的

• 本书不适合非专业人士

  作者：鲁西西 发布时间：2010-08-31 21:19:58

  这本书其实不适合非专业人士，尤其是对心理治疗是怎么回事好奇的人士，容易造成误导。

  对动力学取向咨询的学习者来说，这本书因其前无古人后无来者而有着独一无二的价值。有助于很好地了解咨询过程的动力、人的改变过程，以及去除对大师的理想化，对追寻确定方法的幻想破灭。

  治疗能够起作用，并不在于治疗师是多么完美，技术多么出色。恰恰相反，治疗起作用很重要的一个原因在于治疗师也是一个人，一个有个性、不完美的人，或者更极端一些，甚至可以说是治疗室里的另一个病人。治疗过程的不确定性深深地根植于生命的不确定性，人性的脆弱与幽微。而真正起到治疗作用的是，治疗师愿意承受这种不确定性，承受由来访者带来的痛苦，而坚定不移地保持对来访者生命的深深关切和持续努力的探索。

  亚隆独特的个性、敢于或者也许应该说乐于自我暴露的野心和自恋，令我掩卷深思：心理治疗过程到底意味着什么？又是什么驱使一个治疗师选择这份工作？我的答案是：咨询是生命体验的交流和传递。不只是咨询，这也是人类关系的本质意义。

• Greatness is not for everybody

  作者：jz小班 发布时间：2018-10-31 17:21:28

  读完科比的一本小书，《Manba Mentality》，再一次认识到，他能这么成功，绝不仅仅是靠天赋，也不仅仅是靠凌晨4:30的努力，除了天赋和努力外，还有mentality，即认知和精神。

  在process部分，他谈到了很多，这里摘录一些。

  关于自己的驱动力：

  From the beginning, I wanted to be the best.

  I had a constant craving, a yearning, to improve and be the best. I never needed any external forces to motivate me.

  关于早起（传说中的凌晨四点半）：

  I always felt like if I started my day early, I could train more each day. If I started at 11, I’d get in a few hours, rest for four hours, and then get back to the gym around 5 to 7. But if I started at 5 AM and went until 7, I could go again from 11 until 2 and 6 until 8. By starting earlier, I set myself up for an extra workout each day. Over the course of a summer, that’s a lot of extra hours in the gym.

  At the same time, starting early helped me balance basketball and life. When my kids woke up in the morning I was there, and they wouldn’t even know I had just finished at the gym. At night, I’d be able to put them to bed, then go work out again during my own time, not theirs.

  关于自己的健身习惯及作息：

  Over the meat of my career, whether we were in season or it was summer, I would lift for 90 minutes on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. When I say lift, I mean heavy, hard, can’t-feel-your-arms type of lift. After that, I would go into the gym and shoot.

  If something has worked for other greats before you, and if something is working for you, why change it up and embrace some new fad? Stick with what works, even if it’s unpopular.

  My routine was grueling. It involved early mornings and late nights. It involved stretching, lifting, training, hooping, recovery, and film study. It involved putting in a lot of work and hours. It’s—no lie—tiring.

  关于自己的mentality：

  By reading, by paying attention in class and in practice, by working, I strengthened my focus. By doing all of that, I strengthened my ability to be present and not have a wandering mind.

  The key, though, is being aware of how you’re feeling and how you need to be feeling. It all starts with awareness.

  The mindset isn’t about seeking a result—it’s more about the process of getting to that result. It’s about the journey and the approach. It’s a way of life. I do think that it’s important, in all endeavors, to have that mentality.

  关于伟大：

  If you really want to be great at something, you have to truly care about it. If you want to be great in a particular area, you have to obsess over it. A lot of people say they want to be great, but they’re not willing to make the sacrifices necessary to achieve greatness. They have other concerns, whether important or not, and they spread themselves out. That’s totally fine. After all, greatness is not for everybody.

  关于不断从别人身上学习：

  I was curious. I wanted to improve, learn, and fill my head with the history of the game. No matter who I was with—a coach, hall of famer, teammate—and no matter the situation—game, practice, vacation—I would fire away with question after question.

  My approach always was that I’d rather risk embarrassment now than be embarrassed later, when I’ve won zero titles.

  One of the main takeaways was that you have to work hard in the dark to shine in the light. Meaning: It takes a lot of work to be successful, and people will celebrate that success, will celebrate that flash and hype.Behind that hype, though, is dedication, focus, and seriousness—all of which outsiders will never see. If you stop being dedicated to the craft, the commercials and contracts will all fade away.