Why can concentration create greatness from the ordinary?

Successful people start with small things. This little thing seems ordinary, but they still insist on doing it. Then, every little makes a mickle, and great success will be created from ordinary things.

We live in an impetuous era. With the improvement of self and the return of individualism, people's self-awareness is constantly expanding, and many people are unwilling to do ordinary things. In this regard, it is necessary to remind these people that huge buildings are always made of one stone and one wood. Only those who do not take ordinary things seriously can achieve extraordinary things.

In extremely ordinary things, in extremely humble positions, there are often huge opportunities. As long as we do our own things better, faster, more correct and more focused than others, mobilize and exert our potential, and achieve our goals successfully, a bright future will follow.

Those who don't focus on ordinary things will become mediocre people.

David is a mechanic in a machinery factory. From the first day he entered the factory, he kept complaining: "It's a shame to do repair work with my ability!"

David complains about ordinary work every day and never thinks about repairing the machine in his hand. The three workmates who came into the factory with David never looked down on the small work, but did everything well with their hearts. In less than a year, one of the three workers was hired by another machinery factory, and the other two were sent to an industrial university for training by the boss. Only David, still complaining, is a repairman he despises.

No matter what job you are engaged in, if you want to succeed, you must actively do every ordinary thing in your work and take it seriously. If you despise and hate your job like David and cast a "cold eye" on it, then even if you are engaged in the most extraordinary work, you will not achieve anything. Great achievement is to start from ordinary things. Forget this rule in the workplace, and you will never stand out.

Today, many people think what they do is ordinary. This phenomenon is particularly prominent among some young people who have just left campus. They don't realize the value of ordinary things, but they work under the pressure of life. If you despise what you are doing, naturally you can't devote yourself wholeheartedly, so muddling along at work, such a person will not achieve anything anywhere.

I'm afraid the bus conductor's job is nothing more than ordinary, but Li Suli, a female conductor of Beijing 2 1 Bus No.333, has made extraordinary achievements in her ordinary post with her professionalism. She was successively rated as "National Excellent Conductor" and "National Model Worker" and won the National May 1st Labor Medal.

Shi Chuanxiang, a dung digger, has also made extraordinary achievements in this ordinary post, and was named "National Model Worker" and received by President Liu Shaoqi.

Work itself can't determine the pros and cons of practitioners, but the attitude towards work can tell us what kind of achievements a person can achieve in the future. But many people in society divide their jobs into three or six categories. They always stubbornly believe that some jobs are humble and some jobs have a bright future. Perhaps it is because of this concept that China's products have no competitive advantage in the international market.

Many years ago, a young girl came to Tokyo Imperial Hotel as a waitress. This is her first wet job, so she is very excited and determined: I must do it well!

But what the girl never expected was that the boss arranged for her to wash the toilet! Moreover, the boss has extremely high requirements for the quality of this work, and the toilet must be washed as clean as new!

For a girl who has just entered the society, it is not difficult to wash the toilet, and the working standard is so high. At first, she only did this job with complaints, so she was often criticized by her boss. So, she fell into confusion and distress. At this time, she is faced with a choice: whether to continue working or find another job?

At this critical moment, a senior helped her get rid of confusion and distress in time, and more importantly, helped her understand her work attitude. The elder didn't preach with empty theory, but showed it to her in person. First, she wiped the toilet over and over again until it was as clean as new. Then, she filled a glass of water from the toilet and drank it in one breath, without even being forced.

The actions of the elders made her make up her mind: wash the toilet well. Because she learned from her predecessors that the quality of work is directly related to the workers themselves. If the water in the toilet is dirty, it is the person who washes the toilet who is injured.

Decades passed quickly, and the girl who washed the toilet became the main official of the Japanese government-the post minister. Her name is Seiko Noda.

You can still succeed by focusing on ordinary things and doing well consistently.

Cheng is a young chef in Beijing Cheap Square Roast Duck Restaurant. He can cook more than 2,400 dishes and write a cookbook with more than 200,000 words.

Ye Huiying, a textile worker, improved his operation method and became a reformer in the weaving industry. She was named "National Model Worker".

Dude graduated from medical school, but went to the bathroom as a pedicure. He combined book knowledge with practical knowledge and compiled a book "Medical Skills for Common Foot Diseases".

Shen Wanming, a hospital cleaner in Peng 'an County, Sichuan Province, is good at killing rats and has become a special researcher of China Academy of Medical Sciences.

Xu Yongshan, a worker of Dongjiang Cement Factory in Chenzhou, Hunan Province, became a famous engineer and wrote a monograph.

Don't underestimate that everything you do, even trivial things, is worth doing. It deserves your all-out and conscientious completion. Small tasks can be successfully completed, which is conducive to your successful grasp of big tasks. Climb up step by step so that you won't fall down easily.