Around us, we often see people who are not outstanding in stature, education or work ability, but who always get excellent results. They seem to know a special skill - borrowing external forces to achieve success. As the ancient military strategist Sun Wu said in "The Art of War": "Borrowing strength to make force", he is good at borrowing the surrounding power to break through the momentum.
This skill manifests itself in many ways. First of all, they know how to use the arrogance of their opponents to paralyze them, so as to gain an advantage in the competition. Secondly, they are good at borrowing the power of nature to follow the trend, and they can achieve twice the result with half the effort without effort. Finally, they can also skillfully borrow the internal contradictions of their opponents and consume them, so as to stabilize their dominant position.
This ability to "leverage strength" provides a practical way for people to succeed in social life. It tells us not to struggle in isolation, but to learn to borrow external forces. Standing on the shoulders of giants, we can easily move forward and achieve more brilliant achievements.