I graduated from the part-time Master of Business Administration (MBA) program at the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2019. An MBA degree has long been considered one of the most prestigious and valuable qualifications in the business world. However, despite its popularity and reputation, many MBA programmes also faces a number of significant challenges, such as its attractiveness to prospective students, global ranking and graduates' career prospects. Besides, a frequently asked question by my friends is whether an MBA programme is worth it or not.

It is critical to work toward the goals of being a better leader. It's not about money, strategy, or technology; teamwork, which is both powerful and rare, remains the ultimate competitive advantage. With our leadership skills, we could get everyone in our organization rowing in the same direction, and we could conquer any industry, market, or competitor.

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This is a chapter of my book: The Dilemmas of Life: How to overcome the dilemmas and live a better life

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Because our society strives for efficiency and economy, you have the opportunity to read about my essay. As our country's productivity improves, we will be able to devote more time to our hobbies. Otherwise, instead of enjoying the luxury of writing this essay, you would spend most of your time hunting and farming to provide food for survival.

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This is a chapter of my book: The Dilemmas of Life: How to overcome the dilemmas and live a better life

Get a full copy now on Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09FHXLD4G

Imagine being in North Korea, and how sceptical would you be of what you witness every day? Is the Kim family's rule the most powerful god on the planet? Is South Korea a bad place due to America's evil? Is it possible that people will be grateful for this dictatorship?

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This is a chapter of my book: The Dilemmas of Life: How to overcome the dilemmas and live a better life

Get a full copy now on Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09FHXLD4G

Curiosity awakens our mind, and being inquisitive; I want to learn and understand more. I am a curious person who enjoys learning new things. There is a huge world out there, and it is evolving all the time; if I didn’t keep pace with the change, I’d be obsolete. As a result, it's critical to pique my interest in what is conceivable instead of what I believe and see in the news every day. I need to be aware of how often my intuition is incorrect.

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This is a chapter of my book: The Dilemmas of Life: How to overcome the dilemmas and live a better life

Get a full copy now on Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09FHXLD4G

For my university enrolment, I faced the dilemma of whether to take academic or practical studies. I believed that a university should not be a vocational training institution when I was a teenager. To suppose that I should learn to absorb education rather than prepare for a job was a bit idealistic. As a result, I chose not to major in practical areas like accounting.

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This is a chapter of my book: The Dilemmas of Life: How to overcome the dilemmas and live a better life

Get a full copy now on Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09FHXLD4G

Learning new things is my hobby. There are numerous methods for learning, including reading, listening, and doing.

I may study books and learn from industry professionals by visiting libraries regularly. Although some of the authors are no longer alive, I may still benefit from their historical perspectives. There are only limited things I can see and feel on my own, and the insights I gain from others are meaningful enough that I can learn from them. I may also study certain skills and topic knowledge at my own pace by reading practical books. Reading newspapers and periodicals can also help us comprehend our worlds better.

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This is a chapter of my book: The Dilemmas of Life: How to overcome the dilemmas and live a better life

Get a full copy now on Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09FHXLD4G