"Cognitive Drive" Author: Zhou Ling Publisher: Posts and Telecommunications Press

Introduction

The essence of growth is to create value and get things done. From "habit formation" to "skill cultivation", from "internal input" to "external output", from becoming a "better person" to becoming a "more valuable person", these deliberate changes will help us get out of the vicious circle of anxiety.

Doing it is the highest level of growth. A person's ultimate growth is also achieved by actively doing something useful for others. But in real life, many people, although they strongly want to be better and work very hard, still cannot accomplish anything. The reason behind this is usually because they lack value awareness, output awareness, creativity awareness, work awareness, altruism awareness...

This book will explore with everyone how to gain achievement, happiness and meaning in life by creating personal value through the two parts of the mindset and techniques of "getting something done".

Efforts that rely solely on willpower are often blind, so people will have the idea to do something over and over again, and fail over and over again. Only when a person thoroughly understands the ins and outs of accomplishing something and sees the essence of the matter, can he completely get out of the dilemma of repeated attempts but to no avail.

If we learn to use cognition to drive ourselves, we will be able to better reach the other side of growth - accomplishing something useful to others and becoming a valuable person.

This book can help us see ourselves more clearly, break down certain cognitive barriers, and point out the direction for better actions. —— Cai Tong, PhD in Psychology, author of the best-selling series "Strengthening"

The book "Cognitive Drive" not only discusses the important concepts that affect personal growth in depth, but also makes it easy to understand and down-to-earth. I hope that through this book, more people will be influenced to devote themselves to creating and contributing to the world. - Cheng Jia, author of "Study Well" and "Think Well"

About the Author

Zhou Ling

A mind explorer.

His articles are informative and profound, yet down-to-earth and easy to understand, giving people a sense of enlightenment and great benefit.

His thinking is not hurried or flattering, and is often praised by readers as a breath of fresh air.

Today, when the average opening rate of WeChat public accounts is 2% to 5%, the opening rate of its articles has always remained at 20% to 30%. Its articles have also been reprinted by many media outlets, including the official Weibo account of the People's Daily.

He is the author of "Cognitive Awakening".