A group of wolves often went to a ranch to pick up sheep. The rancher spent the whole winter asking hunters to hunt the wolves. The hidden danger was finally eliminated, but soon, the sheep began to epidemic disease, and a large number of sheep died, which was greater than the loss caused by wolves. The rancher invited a doctor to prevent and treat the sheep. But somehow? The disease continued to occur, and there was no way. The rancher had to invite a group of experts for consultation, but the expert's conclusion was to find some wolves and put them in the nearby mountains. It turns out that the previous presence of wolves has a natural "eugenics and good breeding" effect on the sheep. The harassment of wolves will make the sheep often run in the surprised season, so the sheep are particularly strong. Such a story should not be thought-provoking. In the biological chain, the wolf is the natural enemy of the sheep, but without the existence of the "opponent" of the wolf, the sheep will face the disaster of disease. Through this story, we are told that if there is no opponent, our own immunity will decline, so as not to fight and destroy ourselves. Whether in the workplace or in life, how can we improve our immunity without "torturing" our colleagues? Opponents can make a person. Through the ages, opponents have often seen examples of great men. In the world, neither animals nor humans can lose their natural enemies. The existence of any kind of things, people and animals is reasonable. The existence of our opponents can stimulate our internal potential, and the best way to deal with our opponents is to use that extraordinary spirit to make ourselves move towards success and treat our opponents with success and "gratitude after success". Maybe in the future, opponents can also become friends. You may come to the same platform because of your different goals. There will be friction when working together on the same platform. Colleagues with similar age and conditions in the office are a headache because others will compare you. Being in the same office is both a cooperative relationship and a competitive relationship. As long as we face it with a positive and healthy attitude. But at the same time, we should not limit our vision to this small world. With the development of globalization, anyone may become your opponent. To defeat these opponents one by one is what everyone in the workplace should strive to do. At the same time, we should treat success and failure correctly. Tagore, an Indian poet, once said, "the more people blame me, the stronger I am; the more I face unkind people, the more tolerant I am." When others are against us everywhere, we should learn to be tolerant. This is a kind of hard tenacity, a kind of accumulation, and an act of winning real friends. We should know that everyone has his own world. We can't just live in our own world. We should jump out of your space and see it. "Leave tolerance to the people who torture you the most, and hide your own victory silently in your heart." This is a kind of wisdom, a great wisdom that really gallops in the workplace and has a happy life!

A group of wolves often went to a ranch to pick up sheep. The rancher spent the whole winter asking hunters to hunt the wolves. The hidden danger was finally eliminated, but soon, the sheep began to epidemic disease, and a large number of sheep died, which was greater than the loss caused by wolves. The rancher invited a doctor to prevent and treat the sheep. But somehow? The disease continued to occur, and there was no way. The rancher had to invite a group of experts for consultation, but the expert's conclusion was to find some wolves and put them in the nearby mountains. It turns out that the previous presence of wolves has a natural "eugenics and good breeding" effect on the sheep. The harassment of wolves will make the sheep often run in the surprised season, so the sheep are particularly strong. Such a story should not be thought-provoking. In the biological chain, the wolf is the natural enemy of the sheep, but without the existence of the "opponent" of the wolf, the sheep will face the disaster of disease. Through this story, we are told that if there is no opponent, our own immunity will decline, so as not to fight and destroy ourselves. Whether in the workplace or in life, how can we improve our immunity without "torturing" our colleagues? Opponents can make a person. Through the ages, opponents have often seen examples of great men. In the world, neither animals nor humans can lose their natural enemies. The existence of any kind of things, people and animals is reasonable. The existence of our opponents can stimulate our internal potential, and the best way to deal with our opponents is to use that extraordinary spirit to make ourselves move towards success and treat our opponents with success and "gratitude after success". Maybe in the future, opponents can also become friends. You may come to the same platform because of your different goals. There will be friction when working together on the same platform. Colleagues with similar age and conditions in the office are a headache because others will compare you. Being in the same office is both a cooperative relationship and a competitive relationship. As long as we face it with a positive and healthy attitude. But at the same time, we should not limit our vision to this small world. With the development of globalization, anyone may become your opponent. To defeat these opponents one by one is what everyone in the workplace should strive to do. At the same time, we should treat success and failure correctly. Tagore, an Indian poet, once said, "the more people blame me, the stronger I am; the more I face unkind people, the more tolerant I am." When others are against us everywhere, we should learn to be tolerant. This is a kind of hard tenacity, a kind of accumulation, and an act of winning real friends. We should know that everyone has his own world. We can't just live in our own world. We should jump out of your space and see it. "Leave tolerance to the people who torture you the most, and hide your own victory silently in your heart." This is a kind of wisdom, a great wisdom that really gallops in the workplace and has a happy life!