Today's meeting begins with an interesting story from a colleague, which goes like this: A gentleman commissioned two people to evaluate a piece of land that interests him. One reported to him: "The place is full of dead trees, the stream is so narrow that one can almost step over it, and the weeds are as high as a man's mile!" , enough for you to burn for a lifetime; there is a spot by the stream wide enough to dig a small swimming pool; from the size of the weeds, this is the most fertile and fertile land in the area. The gentleman took the second report and opened it up into A delightful leisure farm. After listening to the story, my impression is that a pessimistic person sees misfortune in every good opportunity; an optimistic person sees a good opportunity in every misfortune. So no matter what In this way, we should all look at things optimistically. Our salespeople are constantly facing optimistically in the stuck case. Our salespeople are always online and have questions about heat transfer machines, printer inkjet ink, hot melt powder or special glue, etc. You can consult them.
