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"Lifelong Learning: Six Lessons After Graduating from Harvard" Author: [US] Huang Zhengyu
"Lifelong Learning: Six Lessons After Graduating from Harvard" Author: [US] Huang Zhengyu
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Introduction · · · · · ·
This book originated from a life course planned by the author himself.
He connected together the six points that he believed to be very important in life: physical health, emotional control, thinking breakthroughs, interpersonal relationships, career and wealth management, to form a life course that truly belonged to him and could be learned throughout his life.
The author travels around the world, constantly searching for and visiting the world's best teachers and most authoritative figures in six areas: health, emotions, thinking, relationships, career, and wealth. He integrates what he has learned into his life and work, and tests the results of his learning through practice.
By reading this book, readers can understand how to grow and improve continuously and comprehensively in life and work, and appreciate the author's sincere wish when sharing this life experience that everyone can have a smoother and more successful journey in their respective lives.
About the Author · · · · · ·
Huang Zhengyu is an expert in financial technology services and cross-border investment, Chairman of Uvo Capital USA, the first White House Scholar from mainland China, a 21st Century Young Leader of the Asia Society, a scholar of the Kauffman Foundation, and former Managing Director of Intel.
Born in Shanghai in 1977, he immigrated to the United States at the age of 10. He received a bachelor's degree in economics, a bachelor's degree in industrial engineering, and a master's degree in computer science from Stanford University, and an MBA from Harvard Business School. During his seven years at Intel, he led the project cooperation between Intel and the Chinese government.
In 2009, he entered the White House with the authorization of former US President Obama and served as Special Assistant to the Administrator of the Agency for International Development at the US State Department.
After completing his term as a White House scholar, he returned to China to establish several companies including "Yuwo Capital", embarking on a transnational entrepreneurial journey and committed to promoting the global integration of capital, business, technology and culture. His personal works include "Journey to America" and "Lifelong Learning".
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