Governance by inaction is the basic idea of Taoism and the basic method of its practice. The idea of governance by inaction was first put forward by Laozi. Lao Tzu believes that "I do nothing, but the people will transform themselves; I like to be quiet, but the people will be self-righteous; I have nothing to do, but the people will be rich; I have no desires, but the people will be simple", and he has repeatedly emphasized that inaction can be done without action, so inaction is Governance does not mean doing nothing, but relying on the self-governance of the people to do everything, and relying on the self-governance of the people to achieve no governance without governance.
Governance by doing nothing has been successfully applied in politics, education, business management and many other aspects.
In the field of education, it requires teachers and parents to respect the child's nature, fully trust the child's ability and development potential (that is, Taoism's self-improvement ability), and let the child try, learn, explore, and It doesn't matter if he discovers, even destroys, even if he fails and makes mistakes, because he will learn a lot from these failures and mistakes. What teachers and parents have to do is to create necessary conditions for the child and do necessary auxiliary work.
Governance by doing nothing is used in enterprise management, requiring enterprise managers to jump out of trivial matters, mainly focus on enterprise development strategies and the work of identifying and employing people. As for specific research and development, technology, production, sales and other work, we must fully rely on employees and employees. Subordinates do it.
The following article by Pan Shiyi is a good explanation of the use in enterprise management.
http://blog.renren.com/share/238524403/951861365
Governance by inaction is the basic idea of Taoism and the basic method of its practice. The idea of governance by inaction was first put forward by Laozi. Lao Tzu believes that "I do nothing, but the people will transform themselves; I like to be quiet, but the people will be self-righteous; I have nothing to do, but the people will be rich; I have no desires, but the people will be simple", and he has repeatedly emphasized that inaction can be done without action, so inaction is Governance does not mean doing nothing, but relying on the self-governance of the people to do everything, and relying on the self-governance of the people to achieve no governance without governance.
Governance by doing nothing has been successfully applied in politics, education, business management and many other aspects.
In the field of education, it requires teachers and parents to respect the child's nature, fully trust the child's ability and development potential (that is, Taoism's self-improvement ability), and let the child try, learn, explore, and It doesn't matter if he discovers, even destroys, even if he fails and makes mistakes, because he will learn a lot from these failures and mistakes. What teachers and parents have to do is to create necessary conditions for the child and do necessary auxiliary work.
Governance by doing nothing is used in enterprise management, requiring enterprise managers to jump out of trivial matters, mainly focus on enterprise development strategies and the work of identifying and employing people. As for specific research and development, technology, production, sales and other work, we must fully rely on employees and employees. Subordinates do it.
The following article by Pan Shiyi is a good explanation of the use in enterprise management.
http://blog.renren.com/share/238524403/951861365