Reflection

 Only by taking into account both awareness and wisdom can we calmly cope with the challenges of life, walk out of our own career or life path, and move towards a purpose-driven journey.

"Thy who knows others is wise, and thy who knows self is enlightened" comes from the Eastern philosophical book: Tao Te Ching. This sentence reveals the importance of knowing others and knowing oneself, and their impact on professional growth and wisdom.

Know others via empathy: Knowing others is wise: It's about gaining insight into others; understanding the character, talent, and expertise of others, being able to keenly perceive the intentions and behaviors of others, and thus making reasonable responses in interpersonal communication. 

Cultivating a culture of empathy: Keep an open mind, be good at observing and listening, and capture the subtle changes in others' words and deeds through meticulous observation, so as to gain insight into their inner world

Those who know themselves are wise: Do you know yourself deep enough? Clearly understand your own strengths and weaknesses, interests and potential, have the courage to face your own shortcomings, admit your own shortcomings, and at the same time be good at discovering your own strengths and affirming your own value.

Historical case: People who do great things not only have extraordinary talents but also have unyielding ambitions. They always insisted on pursuing the truth in their heart, turning their passion and talent into work, and writing a brilliant chapter in their life.

Take the best practices: Self-reflection, spend some time every day to calm down, review your own words and deeds, and think about your gains and losses; humbly accept the opinions of others and draw useful parts from their criticisms; have the courage to try new things, understand your potential and limitations in different environments and challenges; maintain a humble attitude, always be vigilant about your own shortcomings, and make continuous progress.

The interconnectivity between knowing others and knowing oneself

Complement each other: knowing others is the wisdom of understanding others, and knowing oneself is the sobriety of self-reflection. You can know yourselves more deeply by understanding others more. The two complement each other and together constitute the source of wisdom and strength in life.

Balanced development: In life, we need to strike a balance between knowing others and knowing ourselves, understand and appreciate others with an open mind, draw strength from the wisdom of others, and at the same time maintain self-reflection, continue to explore our inner selves, and continually grow our own talent.

Through reflection, self-examination, and feedback from others, we can find our place in complex interpersonal communication and problem-solving without losing our way in the journey of pursuing our vision. Only by taking into account both awareness and wisdom can we calmly cope with the challenges of life, walk out of our own career or life path, and move towards a purpose-driven journey.

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