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Have you ever wondered why some people always seem to succeed, while others remain stuck in place? Is it because they work harder? Not necessarily. Often, the gap between people isn't about effort, but about mindset. The author of 'The Dimension of Thinking: 11 Ways of Thinking That Can Change Your Life' has spent years researching successful people and has distilled their findings into a core idea: the difference lies in how we approach problems and think. We often hear that success is 99% hard work and 1% talent, but in reality, success is more about choosing a mindset. Successful people tend to have a unique way of thinking, approaching problems from different angles and finding creative solutions. This difference in mindset is the real gap between people. So, how can we change our mindset to become more successful? First, we need to recognize our own thought patterns, understanding our strengths and weaknesses. Then, we need to learn and practice new ways of thinking, such as empathy and reverse thinking. Finally, we need to persist, maintaining an open and curious mindset.

The most frustrating thing about finding e-books isn't the lack of resources. In fact, there are countless e-books available online, but when you actually need one, it's often nowhere to be found. This is because we tend to collect a bunch of links, but when we really need them, we don't know where to start. Recently, I stumbled upon an amazing open-source project on GitHub. The project takes a massive collection of public e-books and reorganizes them by category, tags, and search functionality, creating an online catalog that's a breeze to navigate. Not only can you find your next great read with ease, but you can also quickly discover new resources tailored to your needs. The project's author, jbiaojerry, has dubbed it the "E-Book Treasure Chest" (ebook-treasure-chest) and hosts it on GitHub. You can access the project here: github.com/jbiaojerry/ebook-treasure-chest. This project not only helps you find e-books but also provides valuable insights into the world of e-books, such as categorization, tags, and ratings. Using this online catalog, you can quickly find e-books that match your needs. Search by category, tags, or keywords to discover your next favorite book. This project is a game-changer for e-book enthusiasts, making it easier to find and manage your e-book collection.

I have to say, 'The Confidence Trap' should be the best book on confidence. The author's message is straightforward: confidence is not something you think about, it's something you do. Take action first, then confidence will follow. Most of our anxiety can be overcome by 'familiarity'. The most powerful point in the book is the use of 'dissociation' to deal with negative emotions. After reading it, I realized that confidence is not a gift, but a skill that can be practiced. We often get caught up in negative emotions, feeling not good enough or not excellent enough. However, the author tells us that confidence is not an innate trait, but a skill that can be developed through practice and training. When we face challenges and difficulties, we often feel anxious and doubtful. However, the author encourages us to take action first, and then think and reflect. Through continuous trial and practice, we can gradually build our confidence. At the same time, the author also emphasizes the importance of 'familiarity'. Only through continuous practice and familiarity can we truly master our abilities and potential. The greatest value of this book lies in its message that confidence is not an abstract concept, but a skill that can be practiced and developed. By reading this book, we can learn how to build our confidence, how to deal with negative emotions, and how to become more confident and independent.

Do you still remember the first version of WeChat? The interface and features were vastly different from what we have today. With each update, someone always laments: "Why can't it stay the same?" "Why change this feature?" "Why can't I use this plugin anymore?" Behind these questions and complaints lies a fact: Tencent's official website usually only provides the latest installation package, making it difficult to find historical versions. However, I recently stumbled upon a surprise on GitHub: a project dedicated to collecting historical versions of WeChat for Windows. The project uses GitHub Actions to automatically monitor new WeChat releases, archiving the installation package, version number, and verification information in the Releases section, creating a continuously updated repository of historical versions. Currently, it has collected dozens of versions, with some early versions even retrieved from internet archives. The existence of this project not only satisfies our nostalgia for old WeChat versions but also provides a convenient backup and recovery method. Imagine if you lost important chat records or files due to an update - now you can easily restore to a previous version. Of course, the significance of this project goes beyond that. It also gives us the opportunity to explore WeChat's development history and understand its evolution from a simple instant messaging tool to a feature-rich platform.