Unwilling to accept the status quo, it erupted in silence

The emergence of the new crown has stopped the world, and the only mobile, those "retrogrades" who are determined to rush to Wuhan, the medical team that continues to help Hubei, and the square cabin hospital that has risen from the ground, and the few volunteers on the road, are fighting against the new crown. They persevere in demonstrating the fullest, best, smartest, strongest perseverance. In the process of national anti-epidemic, everyone is the best practitioner of perseverance.

American Paul M. Dr. G. Stotts, the proposer of the inverse quotient theory, wrote Perseverance. He is also the developer and researcher of the Inverse Quotient Assessment, Inverse Quotient Development Program and Tools, and has been awarded the "Top 100 Most Influential Thinkers in the World" by Human Resources (HR) magazine and one of the "100 Contemporary Thinkers" in Executive Excellence magazine.

Dr. Stotts' book Perseverance argues that perseverance is the core of self-driving struggle. To be successful, we need to recognize, cultivate, and improve our perseverance.

1. Recognize the power to attack in the face of adversity

The term "perseverance" in the era of the Internet is too hot, not only a popular word, but also the latest fashion trend for parents to educate their children. Because of this, it is often misunderstood and misused. True perseverance is not only about quantity, but also about quality. We must have the most perseverance, but show the best perseverance.

Perseverance is not simply tenacity or perseverance, nor is it as simple as sticking to a goal.

Perseverance shares the four dimensions that make up perseverance

Growth: The tendency to explore new ideas, new ideas, new approaches, and new perspectives.

Resilience: The ability to respond constructively and rationally to adversity.

Instnct: The instinct to pursue the right instinct in the fastest and best way.

Tenacity: The degree of perseverance to pursue a goal.

Just like the great inner secret agent 007 played by Stephen Chow, when he encounters matters that cannot be solved, he insists on not giving up and trying to find new ideas, and finds another way to find a way to live. Lack of perseverance can help you maintain the status quo, but it won't support you to go too far. And toughness will take you through the midpoint line. Only by first changing your thinking and improving the core of self-driven struggle can you get more success.

2. Keep going with perseverance

"If you want something you've never had, then you have to do something you've never done," the anonym said. "No one is born with all the knowledge, and it is slowly learned the day after tomorrow. It was as if electricity had been in nature and had been captured by Edison. After countless iterations, the AC motor was invented. Only by innovating ideas first, excavating constructively, and persistently seeking the truth of persistence can we succeed.

In the case of confirming whether the motivation and effort are consistent, continuous effort. By focusing on improvements, i.e. results based on the Perseverance Calculator, let's focus more on improving one or more dimensions of perseverance. Through situational practice, you feel that you need to express or develop perseverance in one or more dimensions in a particular situation. Achieve full activation of the brain and improve perseverance anytime, anywhere.

Perseverance – "Go all out, work hard at all costs, endure suffering and even be afraid of sacrifice, and achieve the most Wada goal in the best way possible".

3. Climb an amazing force

If the best perseverance is the only viable path to greatness, then it is necessary to fully cultivate perseverance. What we need to do is not only optimize the four dimensions of perseverance, but also improve these four capabilities.

Dr. Stotts' book Perseverance states that these four abilities are: emotional perseverance, mental perseverance, physical perseverance, and mental perseverance. The best perseverance is to achieve the most valuable goals, and the fullest, best, smartest, and strongest perseverance is consistently demonstrated in all four perseverance abilities.

On September 25, 2020, the Chinese women's volleyball team in the movie "Win the Championship". The story spans 35 years, from winning the world championship for the first time in 1981 to returning to the top of the world in 2016, paying tribute to several generations of meritorious deeds and reproducing the thorns and glory of the Chinese women's volleyball team' master. Along the way, the most dazzling era of the women's volleyball team now looks like the glory created by suffering.

Yes, only the physical perseverance, hard training, and working harder than others are the secret of the women's volleyball team - in fact, from the training of Dasong Bowen to let them practice vomiting and peeing blood, to the players who want to play Yuan Weimin because they are too hard to practice, and then to Lang Ping's new era still does not relax the strict requirements for the players...

Those seemingly inhuman actions have completed the "champion division" of the women's volleyball team. Even today, the women's volleyball players regard this as a treasure to win victory. In the eyes of every women's volleyball player, such suffering is more like the fast lane of their own advancement, even if they are bitter and tired, or even shed tears, they will persist.

That's their belief—to eat bitterly and be a good person.

All of them show our emotional fortitude, spiritual fortitude, physical grit and spiritual grit. Mr. Lu Xun's article "Remembering Liu and Zhenjun": "Do not erupt in silence, perish in silence" either endure in silence silently, and then gradually go to extinction; or gradually erupt in silence, dare to face and dare to look directly. The ability to build the core of self-driven struggle motivates us to go forward with power, to strive at all costs, to endure suffering and even to be fearless of sacrifice to achieve great goals. Watch Perseverance and start a new chapter for us.