Simple Books and Readers in Friends Circle

The theory of knowledge management has come in handy again.

The core users of a knowledge base are often only10%; Two adults, with the active promotion of core users, will also participate in some of them. The other seven adults just watch tourists and dive.

Since my words were published in the circle of friends, only a few relatives, relatives and close friends recognized my words and thoughts, rewarded me and wanted to see what I wrote. Then from time to time, some people who are close to my thoughts pay attention. The rest are basically silent spectators. Never see their likes, never see their comments. They are invisible people, a cold click.

They should read it once in a while, but can words arouse their voices? Are they approval or criticism? I don't know, because they didn't make their own voices.

Perhaps this is the nature of China people. China people are reserved and introverted, and are not good at expressing their opinions. Many times, their hearts are turbulent, but their appearances are calm.

Perhaps, they are just used to watching the fun and watching jokes. Then, it's none of your business, hang high and sneer at everything.

When allowed, they may have no interest in reading at all. Life is too hasty to stay on small words for a few minutes.

I didn't do very well myself. Many times, I am also a spectator, just like the numb spectator around the slaughterhouse written by Lu Xun, craning my neck to look out like a duck and grinning at the executioner's knife.

I also reflect that I am too stingy to give others a support and hug. Look on coldly, look on coldly and see what he can do!

Such indifference is harmless to oneself; For others, it is wordless harm.

I also reflect that in the future, I should have less spectator mentality and more participation mentality in the workplace.

Participants and bystanders may spend the same time on the same thing, but the final effect is different. Back to the field of knowledge management, an active user of a system is ultimately the beneficiary of the system, and his input-output income will increase exponentially. However, what passive users get from the knowledge system is scattered, accidental and unsystematic.

What you get on paper is so shallow that you never know what you have to do. Look on coldly, and the knowledge gained is superficial after all. Participation is to gain first-hand experience and information.

There is another interesting idea about the audience. That's a person's magnetic field.

Between people, nature is exclusive. No one has the obligation to cater to you, please you and become the core user group in your life.

You should exert your influence, strengthen your magnetic field, and turn spectators in your life into active participants through higher personality, bigger mind, higher career and wider contacts.

In other words, when you are strong enough, they will automatically change their identity, and you don't even need to wave the flag.

If you are in full bloom, butterflies will come. Is it the same?

And those encounters that span time and space. For example, Zhou met Tagore. Although he crossed the nationality and era, Tagore's talent and poetry attracted Zhou into his life. Although Tagore is dead, his poems are not dead. Zhou became an important passer-by in his poetic life.

In this era, the strong take all. It is too difficult for a small person to make his own voice, and a big V is ready to respond. Big V, or celebrity, has its own aura and powerful magnetic field.

Therefore, once the voices of small people are endorsed by celebrities, spectators will flock to them.

Sometimes I think that if we don't introduce the big V and let the stars speak for the grassroots, the grassroots will be strangled by the indifferent spectators sooner or later.