"The Art of Worldly Wisdom" Fragment List

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• Personality and Intelligence

• To suspend things temporarily.

• Knowledge and Courage

• Create a sense of dependence

• People at the highest point *** Avoid winning over superiors. *** Having no passion. *** Avoid the errors of your country. *** Fortune and Fame *** Sensible people enjoy each other's company. *** Excellence requires polishing *** A person's life is a battle against the malice of others ?????? xiv the thing itself and the manner in which it is done. *** consult a wise man *** Knowledge and Goodwill *** Change the style of behavior *** Application and Capacity *** Do not create exaggerated expectations. *** The wise man is immortal. 25=xxv=

• Know how to take a hint.

• Find the thumbscrews for each of you.

• Excellence resides in quality, not quantity

• Not content with the applause of the masses

• There are few supporters of integrity

• The wise must flee from fads that bring bad publicity. *** Bad luck is the punishment for stupidity

• By grace much good can be done.

• know when to quit

• Grow your strengths, help the rest. ？ Think things through, and most importantly, think well.

• When you're lucky, move on.

• Anticipating cynicism can be helpful in defense. *** The higher the lucky mountain, the greater the risk of slipping and falling.

• Recognize when things are ripe, and enjoy it.

• Favors of the people *** Never exaggerate.

• A born conductor. *** Think with the few, speak with the many.

• Empathy with great minds.

• Use cunning, but do not abuse it.

• Overcome antipathy to excellence.

• Avoid issues of honor.

• Be thorough.

• Observation and judgment

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• Do not lose self-esteem.
• Know how to choose well.
• Never be afraid to put it out there.
• Hardworking and intelligent
• Know how to show your fangs.
• The staff of time is stronger than the iron cudgel.
• Have an open mind.
• Only performance perpetuates.
• You don't have to use your power in front of all people.
• The gods of fortune treat those who leave coldly
• Sound judgment.
• Mastering Excellence.
• Use good tools.
• To be the first is excellence
• Avoid worrying about others.
• Hobbies.
• Winners don't have to explain themselves.
• Evidence of competence ○ Use your intellect rather than your memory when helping others.
• Do not give in to every common impulse. ○ Know how to say no
• People who change their behavior on a whim destroy trust.
• Take a firm stand.
• Use light talk
• Must not be unsociable.
• Choose a heroic ideal.
• Don't keep making jokes. ？ All things to all people.
• Fools are always bold
• Moderation is an achievement.
• Beware of information.
• Strive to be born again.
• If you push what is right to the extreme, it is wrong
• Allow a little negligence.
• exploit one's enemy
• Do not manille
• Prevent scandal.
• Culture and Elegance
• You don't need to know everything about everything.
• Know Yourself
• The Secret of Longevity
• Never embark on anything if there is any doubt about its prudence.
• An ounce of wisdom is worth more than tons of smarts.
• multi-talented
• Don't let them know the extent of your capabilities.
• Keep stirring up anticipation.
• prudence
• Earn and maintain a well-founded reputation
• Write your intentions in coded text.
• If right appears to be wrong, then right is not enough.

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• A man without illusions

• What one pursues, another persecutes.

• Endure a major break in luck.

• Let us each maintain our dignity.

• Challenging clerical work

• Don't be a boring person.

• Do not flaunt your position.

• Don't show complacency.

• The path to greatness is with others.

• Don't be the bad guy.

• Don't wait until the sun sets.

• Having friends

• obtain good will

• Prosperity prepares you for adversity.

• Never compete.

• Get used to your family's shortcomings.

• Act only with honor.

• Don't talk about yourself.

• Gain a reputation for being polite.

• Try not to be a hater.

• Live Practically

• Don't make a business out of what is not a business.

• make a difference in what you say and do

• avoid making a show of it

• Miss yourself.

• Not blacklisted

• Foolishness is when you commit a foolish act and do not hide it

• Grace in All

• high-mindedness

• Never complain.

• To be seen

• Nobility of feeling

• revise your own judgment

• Better to be mad with the world than wise alone.

• Double your resources

• Do not feed the spirit of contradiction

• Put yourself in the center of things

• The wise man should be self-sufficient.

• The art of letting things go

• Recognizing an unlucky day

• Find the good in things quickly.

• Do not listen to yourself.

• Don't take the wrong side just because the other side got ahead of you and took the right side.

• Do not be paradoxical in avoiding nonsense

• Start with someone else's and end with your own.

• Don't show your wounded finger.

• See inside things

• Do not be unapproachable.

• Learn the art of conversation

• Shield against malice

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