Why didn't Fan become a rich man in Ode to Joy?

In fact, the gap between Mei Sheng and Andy in Ode to Joy is not only IQ and ability, but also thinking mode.

In Andy's cognition, she has strong logical thinking, handles things rationally and objectively, likes to see the essence through problems, and is unwilling to evade responsibility.

In the play, the washing machine in Fan's shared house broke down and leaked all night, and the property downstairs came to find fault.

At that time, Qiu Yingying was the only one at home. She asked Fan how to deal with it. Fan told her not to admit it voluntarily, or she would be passive.

Although Fan's approach is tactful, this way of evading his responsibility is due to the behavior pattern accumulated over the years.

Because whenever encountering problems and responsibilities, Fan's greatest cleverness lies in avoiding his own problems, and his inertia thinking is to choose preservation and avoidance.

This is the fundamental reason why Fan has been in the workplace for more than ten years, but still only at the middle level, not at the top.

In the workplace, the boss will definitely appreciate people who are capable and responsible.

Fan's ability is not bad, but he lacks a sense of responsibility. He can't bear the responsibility when he encounters a big event, so he can only do his duty in the book.

Andy understands that although it is important to avoid responsibility in the workplace, the mentality and ability to solve problems are more important.

People who can really do great things can handle it calmly and skillfully no matter what happens. They know how to turn a crisis into a turning point, learn from wrong experiences and precipitate their wealth and wisdom.

This is what the rich really think. How big is a person's pattern, how big is the stage. The biggest gap between the poor and the rich lies in thinking! In fact, many poor people are unwilling to get paid all their lives. They are just waiting for their chance. They are always waiting for the opportunity, but they finally missed it.