A billionaire sweeps the streets and sweeps the floor. What the hell was he thinking?

Would you like to sweep the floor seven days a week? Pay attention not to be forced by others, but willingly; Not for the salary, but just for a little "consideration" of the company. Perhaps, after reading this story, you will have new insights.

At the age of 26, with a thirst for life and dreams, he left his hometown of Hunan for Hong Kong. However, due to his unfamiliarity, limited English skills, inability to understand Cantonese, and no background, he found a job as a handyman in a company.

It was a very low-paying job, and all I had to do every day was sweeping the floor, cleaning the toilet, and so on. This was a heavy blow to him who came to Hong Kong with a dream of changing his life. But if he doesn't even do this job, he'll only go hungry.

The company's normal working day is only five days a week, and as soon as Saturday and Sunday arrive, other handymen can't wait to go shopping, playing, and relaxing. He was also very keen to enjoy the local scenery, but with company week in mind.

6. On Sundays, there are often people working overtime, and if there is no one to clean it, it will be a mess, so he will stay alone and clean up when the other handymen go out. Although it was only an "extra" job, he was still meticulous. Half a year later, on a Sunday, the owner of the company was surprised to find him as a hard-working handyman.

After learning that he did this every weekend, the next day, the boss talked to him and promoted him to an employee in the office. Since then, he has been constantly promoted. After a few years as the general manager of the company, he proposed to the boss to start his own business, and the boss readily agreed, and took a stake in his company, and thus he began to chase his dream more quickly.

He is Yu Pengnian, a Hong Kong billionaire who launched the "Peng Nian Bright Action" in 2003, planning to donate 500 million yuan in 3 to 5 years to provide free cataract surgery for cataracts in poor areas of China.

No one is born wealthy, but a sense of responsibility can be cultivated from an early age. Everyone craves the opportunity to change their fate, and it is very simple to give, just need to be meticulous about their work every day, not just to complete the so-called regulations. For example, sweeping the floor 7 days a week can sweep out hundreds of millions of wealth.

This story reminds us of an ancient Chinese adage: "If you don't sweep a house, how can you sweep the world?" "Yes! How can a person who has no sense of responsibility, who can't do small things or who doesn't want to do them, expect him to do something big?

He still awakens people today. If you have the grand ambition of "sweeping the world", and be able to sweep your own hut (or someone else's hut), maybe one day, you will be able to complete the transformation from "carp" to "dragon", step into "billions of wealth", and become a "bigger person".

He wanted to monopolize the cleaner industry.

The local ** set up the health post contracted by the unit to ensure the so-called in front of the unit"Three packs"Therefore, there must be no mistakes.

Thinking too much, I do everything the same.

How is it possible, don't think so, even you yourself said that sweeping the floor is an honorable thing....Those who do big things start from the lower levels.

Huh....It's a natural sweep! Heroes must start by sweeping the floor.

That one might be used to pick up garbage such as cans! If you want to sweep the leaves, just call a taxi! It's fast and has less impact on the surrounding area!

=Let's look at the thing that specializes in leaves- -

It's still a broom drip at home...

Was that movie filmed? Micro Film,. In fact, what happened to him must have happened in such a large territory as China.

It's just that they're character shows, they're actors. There is definitely something to do. After all, there are so many adults in China, there is everything.

Besides, the plot he filmed is still very common

It's also an honor to make sweeping a difference and change the face of the city.

It's not about working hard, it's about using what you've learned to innovate cleaning methods, improving efficiency, and so on, you know

If Leonardo da Vinci had been asked to go to a craft workshop or to become a mason, he would have been meticulous and outstanding.

No, there's no shame in earning it with your own hands. Stand up for you.

No, it's brave, I admire your ideas! If you do it, it will help you a lot in the rest of your life, and you won't be frustrated again in your later life.

There's no shame in that. You're honorable.

The vast majority of people in China are worth more than 10 million, and more than half of China's population is far more than this number if they are billionaires, especially in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, it can be said that almost everyone is worth more than 10 million, and nine out of ten people walking on the street are multimillionaires.

There are currently 825,000 multi-millionaires and 51,000 billionaires in the country.

Ugly is about the actor who is a billionaire and makes a bet with a person. Bet on whether he can live in the slum for thirty days. If thirty days pass, then the man's property will belong to him, otherwise his property will be lost to the other party.

During these thirty days, he made four beggar friends, fell in love with one of them, and finally saw through the bet** and finally regained his property. It's hilarious. Finally, the woman got into the car with some garbage bottles!

The movie version of "Yang Guang's Happy Life" makes use of this bridge.

I seem to have a little impression that I want to think for myself.

Many years ago? When happiness knocks on the door?