Excerpt from Managing Karma , Reading Notes for Managing Karma .

Read "Managing Karma", the Eight Rules:

The "Karma Management" Rule 1: Stop doing useless work. If the old way doesn't work, stop decisively and use new methods!

"Karma Management" Rule 2: Find the reason behind the cause. Find the bottom behind your success. "Ordinary people are afraid of the fruit, and the Bodhisattva is afraid of the cause".

The third principle of karma management: identify your "karma" partners (help the people around you succeed, they succeed, and we will naturally succeed).

"Karma Management" Rule 4: Start with me.

The "Karma Management" Rule 5: Stop making decisions (believing and implementing the above principles, when you are in the present moment, the answer emerges in the present moment, not for decisioning.) ）

The "Karma Management" Rule 6: Load staples (Helping others succeed, build into our thoughts and actions, and practice them all the time.) ）

"Karma Management" Rule 7: Ride the Problem and Fly to the Top. (The question is the only way to success, and the problem is the way out.) ）

"Karma Management" Rule 8: "Karma" Reinvested. (Let the "karma" keep circulating). Don't stop: As "karma management" continues to progress.

One of the core rules that I feel most deeply about is rule three:

If you want to succeed, help others succeed first."

I think it's the same thing as the "principle of reciprocity" in Influence. If you want to get, you have to give! Helping those around you succeed makes it easier for you to succeed.

This is a time to broaden your mind and broaden your horizons. This will bring a new kind of interpersonal relationship, our relationship with the people around us is not a game relationship, but a win-win relationship, a relationship of one: hello, I am good, everyone is good, the world is good.

This has also made me look at the people around me with a subtle change. Make your relationships less stressful.

Karma Management is a sequel to When a Monk Meets a Diamond, which says that according to the laws of karma management, the probability of success in everything is 100%.

There are eight rules of karma management:

1: Stop useless work.

A lot of times, things happen, we can't control it, mostly it's luck, the result of luck, sometimes success, sometimes failure, and karma management is the promise that we are sure that it will succeed. So let's stop being useless.

To do: Write down five things to accomplish this week, write down the odds of success, and change to 100%.

2: Find the reason behind the reason.

Turn the key to start the car, on the surface, the key is the reason for the car to start, but the battery is indeed the real reason why the car can be started, and then through this appearance, let's dig deeper, if you don't want to start, how can it start? So the reason behind the reason is "karma", "karma", which is what you think, do, and say, and "karma" is the truth.

3: Identify your business "karma" partner.

How can you make karma work for you? The first law of "karma" says that whatever you want to get, you must first help someone else get it. "Karma" is everything we do for others, and we only get what we give to others.

There are four kinds of people who are your karmic partners, and you want to make them all successful. (1) Colleague (2) Customer (3) Business (4) World. Forget about yourself, for them, and let them do everything smoothly.

4: Start with me.

I contact my colleague, the center of the business world. Everything that happened to me came from me. I can make my own wishes come true by being happy with others.

Seven-point plan. 1. Practice yoga.

2. Start meditating.

3. Follow personal ethics.

4. Keep learning.

5 services. 6. Eat smartly.

7. Rest and relaxation.

5: Stop making decisions.

6: Attach the staple.

Where there is a cause, there must be an effect. Plan and act for your Qi Ze's task, and cultivate him into a lifelong habit.

7: Ride the problem to the top.

Problems and solutions are good because they can make you understand what's wrong with you. The problem is only the appearance, the truth is the "karma", and if you want to solve the problem, you can get rid of the "karma" of the problem, that is, the "karma valve".

8: Karmic reinvestment.

"When karma is exhausted, it is death." If you want to be sustainable, you must continue to invest in the "industry".