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Why do many leaders enjoy playing poker? This question may leave you puzzled, but if you think deeply about it, you'll discover that poker hides a philosophy of life. Let's explore this question together. Unlike chess, which only looks at individual ability, or gambling, which only looks at luck, or mahjong, which requires teamwork, poker is more like the real world: 30% ability, 70% environment; aside from personal effort, it also depends on cooperation and opportunity. In poker, having good cards doesn't make you arrogant, and having bad cards doesn't make you give up - that's what it means to have a broad vision. This vision is not only applicable to the card table but also to our lives. We need to learn to stay humble in good times and confident in bad times. As a leader, you need to have excellent leadership skills and strategic thinking. Poker can help them develop these skills, improve their decision-making level, and enhance their ability to cope with complex situations. Poker can also help leaders cultivate a team spirit. By cooperating with teammates, leaders can learn how to communicate effectively, allocate tasks, and respond to challenges. In short, poker is not just a game; it can also help leaders improve their leadership skills, teamwork spirit, and ability to cope with challenges.