Practice the "Middle Way": In interpersonal relationships, avoid being overly enthusiastic toward some or excessively cold toward others.
While striving for progress is commendable, it is essential to strike a balance. The reality is that not everyone genuinely wants to see you succeed; no matter how hard you work, you may still encounter complex workplace dynamics. Instead of feeling frustrated, it is wiser to cultivate adaptability. In a professional setting, avoid becoming a target of public resentment. As the saying goes, "Birds of a feather flock together," and social groups naturally divide: some will be indifferent to you, some will be skeptical, and some will support you. Therefore, one must learn to treat people accordingly: maintain good ties with supporters, win over the neutral, and be tolerant toward those who are hostile, ensuring you are never manipulated by a small minority.