To do one thing to the extreme is success.

I read a story on the Internet. The author once met a middle-aged woman when she applied for a green card at the US Immigration Service. From her tanned skin, I can conclude that she is an outdoor worker. Out of curiosity, he went up to strike up a conversation with her. Only after asking did he know that she came from the northern rural area of China and applied to come to the United States because her daughter was in the United States. She only finished primary school and can't express Chinese well.

But it is such a rural woman in China who can only say "hello" and "goodbye" in English who is also applying for a green card. The reason for her statement is that she has "technical expertise".

The immigration officer looked at her application form and asked her, "What can you do?" She replied, "I can cut paper and draw." With that, she took out a pair of scissors from her bag and danced lightly on a piece of colorful bright paper. In less than three minutes, she cut out a set of lifelike animal patterns.

American immigration officers stared at these exquisite paper-cut paintings like magicians, raised their fingers and praised them again and again. At this time, she took out a newspaper from her bag and said, "This is a paper-cut painting that I published in China Farmer's Daily."

The US immigration official nodded and said, "OK."

She's fine. The person whose application with her was rejected envied and hated.

The woman in this article made paper-cutting to the extreme, and then she succeeded.

Kazuo inamori said in Dry Method: When you try to do something well, even God will help you.

Kazuo inamori, 1932 was born in kagoshima and graduated from kagoshima university. At the age of 27, he founded Kyoto Ceramics Co., Ltd. (now Kyocera), and at the age of 52, he founded Second Telecom (formerly known as DDI, now known as KDDI, now the second largest communication company in Japan after NTT). In his lifetime, these two companies both entered the world's top 500, and both grew up with amazing strength.

Is Kazuo Inada a Genius? No, his success depends on constant efforts to do one thing to the extreme and then succeed.

When Kazuo Inada took over Song Feng's industry, it was still an enterprise on the verge of bankruptcy. At that time, Japan lacked a high-frequency current insulator material of forsterite. In order to study this kind of material, Mrs. Inada moved her life into the laboratory. Every day, except for sleeping for a few hours, she kept researching and experimenting. If you don't know English, you should buy a translation book and consult the materials while translating, because this technology was a blank field in Japan at that time.

With constant efforts and demands, he successfully developed this material. This success saved a company on the verge of bankruptcy.

Some people may ask, what should I do if my efforts have not been successful? This is God's will. You can work hard and leave the rest to fate. If you don't work hard, how do you know you won't succeed? If you want to get sweet fruit, you must start from the most basic, and then repeat it day after day, work hard and achieve the ultimate.

Years ago, I met an old classmate I hadn't contacted for a long time. During the discussion, I knew that he was an executive of a design company. I said I was envious, but he just smiled faintly: Tell you about my experience, and maybe you won't be envious.

He has been a stupid boy since he studied, and his grades are at the bottom in all aspects. So that when he graduated, he still had five courses to retake. In order to get the diploma, he knows that laziness and unwillingness to persist are his biggest problems, and he also knows that if he does not change, he will pay the price. In the next month, he gave up all irrelevant activities and went back and forth to school, library, home and life at 3: 0 1, studying and tutoring crazily. Finally, these five courses passed the make-up exam with excellent results. After tasting the sweetness, he turned this motivation into a habit. After work, he signed up for advanced courses in 3dmax and photoshop, and went to study after work every day without interruption for three years. Later, I jumped to this large design company. At first, I just worked as an ordinary employee in this company. But an opportunity changed his life.

Once the company received an advertising image design order from a foreign company. He was elected to the design group by the leader. According to him, during that time, a plan would be revised by him dozens of times or more. Then, he constantly learned about the company's cultural background and all aspects of information in the process of growth, and he constantly improved the plan. After the second revision, the leader took his plan and was recognized by the company. Later, his efforts paid off, with high bonuses and high-paying positions.

He said that the whole person was exhausted after that time, and it was common to work overtime until three or four o'clock every night. He just takes one thing seriously, and then success is the ultimate.

I just want to throw a brick to attract jade, and say to you who are working hard, stick to it and make this effort to the extreme. What awaits you is the fruit of success. Don't give up halfway, because you will regret it later.