I've always said that the key to success is not hard work and talent, so "how do you keep doing the right thing?"
The so-called doing the right thing is reflected in stopping doing the wrong thing, and when you find the wrong thing, you stop quickly. -- Duan Yongping
No matter what the cost is, it is the least cost in the long run.
It implies that no one knows what is right all of a sudden, including the top bosses, who are groping little by little, finding mistakes and changing them, and finally finding the right thing.
For example, Alibaba decided to quit the traditional retail industry and focus on the main business (before 2024.2.9); When Jobs returned to Apple, he cut down thousands of product lines to just a few main lines; Zhong failed a number of businesses before he made his big money in water.
You see, even world-class companies, top companies, top people, they are still a bit by bit to explore, find the wrong to change, and finally find the right thing.
The same is true for individuals. If you find yourself in a job that you don't like or are not good at, you should change jobs, even if you don't know what job to change to. Of course, there must be a cost to changing jobs, you must have some savings, you can't have nothing, you can change jobs, otherwise you won't survive.
So if you find that your current job is really not like, nor good at, then you first hard scalp dry for a period of time, after a little savings, such as ten, twenty, two, thirty thousand, you can change jobs.
