No one can avoid interacting with others, and besides honesty, there are two essential skills for dealing with people. First, always be polite—after all, courtesy never goes unrewarded. Second, learn to give gifts; this is not bribery but a way to express your sincerity.
Seeking favors requires sincerity, and only then will others treat you with the same respect.
Think about the origins of Western education—why Roman education placed such emphasis on combat and debate.
The message is clear: they never cared about reasoning. Their principle was simple: if you can beat someone, attack them; if you can't, smear their reputation. #ReadingNotes
When doing anything, you need to have the concept of phased milestones and goals of capturing key positions, rather than temporarily being ahead.
No one wants to study hard, and no one can promise you that studying hard will make you a top student. No one can promise you that being a top student will make you rich either. But we all know the consequences of not studying hard.