The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People is a classic work by Stephen R. Covey. It was first published in 1989 and is firmly on the best-selling book list in major bookstores around the world. It has published over 100 million copies in more than 70 countries and in more than 30 languages. It was also named "One of the top 10 most influential management books of all time" by Forbes, and "The most influential economics book of the 20th century" by Chief Executive.

Who is Joshua Waitzkin? If you lived in the United States, probably already knew him - he became one of the top players of international chess at the age of 10; Or if you have seen a Hollywood film "Searching for Bobby Fischer" (adapted from a book with the same name written by his father), you must still remember that impressive little hero. At the age of 18, he published personal first book "Attacking Chess: Aggressive Strategies, Inside Moves from the U.S. Junior Chess Champion"; when he was 20 years old, he developed the world's largest computer chess program - Chessmaster (published by Ubisoft); and now he is a master of Tai Chi Chuan with many world champion titles.

First, you should know, this is a bestselling self-help guide with worldwide fame. It was written by Stephen Covey, whose thought achievements enjoy equal popularity with Dale Carnegie, Peter Drucker and Jack Welch, first published in 1989, translated into 40+ languages worldwide.

I think there is no one who is not ambitious of success, but what we need to know is a person's success does not depend on his talent, the key point still depends on whether he can continuously and variously conquer himself.