Try to imitate the people you consider excellent.
Learn their way of thinking, working habits, communication skills, and principles for handling matters. Then, through long-term effort, slowly turn these into your own abilities.
Imitation is not the endpoint—it’s the fastest starting point for growth.
Real sense of achievement isn’t becoming someone else, but gradually surpassing the people you once looked up to through continuous learning and practice—and also surpassing your former self.
Every time you cross over a mountain, you’ll discover new peaks; and each leap you make is the best answer to the version of yourself from the past.
Learn their way of thinking, working habits, communication skills, and principles for handling matters. Then, through long-term effort, slowly turn these into your own abilities.
Imitation is not the endpoint—it’s the fastest starting point for growth.
Real sense of achievement isn’t becoming someone else, but gradually surpassing the people you once looked up to through continuous learning and practice—and also surpassing your former self.
Every time you cross over a mountain, you’ll discover new peaks; and each leap you make is the best answer to the version of yourself from the past.