How to Prepare for Success

When faced with challenges, many individuals despise God and point the finger at others while hoping that things would get better. This attitude of passive negativity and waiting frequently fails. Finding assistance you can trust is your best option. You might not comprehend relativity in your lifetime, and you might not be able to work out Fermat's theorem xn + yn = zn, but you must comprehend this obvious truth: Your efforts have paid off, and you are successful. You are the reaper of the labors of many people-even generations. People frequently claim that whether we succeed or fail at work is up to us. Many people are frustrated once they begin and encounter challenges or disappointments. They are unaware that happiness cannot exist without sorrow, and success cannot exist without failure. Even if you are successful, you must recognize that success today could result in failure tomorrow and that success today could result in failure tomorrow. When you succeed, it means that at least one other person will fail because your success has removed many other people's chances and conditions for success. This is not to say that you shouldn't try to succeed; it just means that you should hope that your success won't have to be based on the failures of others or deprive others of sustenance. This book discusses seven different categories of people who you should approach for assistance if you want your work to advance and be successful. You have a better chance of success the more individuals you assist and encourage. These are the '7 gods,' or 7 buddies, who will aid in your success. We, the book's editors, feel the need to repeat a classic Vietnamese proverb here even if you haven't completed reading it: 'No road of battle is too long for us. No building career is too challenging for a people who know how to help other people thrive, a united nation enlisting the aid of friends.