一家电台请了一位商界奇才做嘉宾主持，大家都非常希望能听他谈谈成功之道。但他只是淡淡一笑，说：“还是出道题考考你们吧。”“某地发现了金矿，人们一窝蜂地拥去，然而一条大河挡住了必经之道，是你，会怎么办？”

    有人说绕道走，有人说游过去。但他却微笑不语。很久，他说：“为什么非得去淘金，为什么不买一条船开展营运？”

    大家愕然，他却说，那样的情况下，即使把渡客们宰得只剩下一条短裤，他们也会心甘情愿。因为前面有金矿啊！

    请你结合故事写出你的感悟：____。

    Girls who lack confidence in school have a new champion. She is only 10 years old. Alice Tapper, a fifth - grader says, that her goal is to encourage girls of all ages to “be more confident in raising their hands”. Alice cared so much about the issue (问题) that she helped create a Girl Scout badge (徽章).

    The pink badge—Alice chose her favorite color—shows three hands reaching for the sky. It says, “Be brave. Raise your hand.”

    Alice's idea came during a fourth - grade field trip to Jamestown, Virginia. She found that boys raised their hands to answer questions even though they weren't sure of the answers. The girls just listened quietly.

    “Girls are afraid to raise their hands because they get shy. They have to be 90 percent sure, while boys just raise their hands and say, 'I know it,'” Alice said during a recent interview. She added that girls should have confidence, step up, and become leaders by raising their hands for women are equal to men.

    Alice's “Raise Your Hand” badge has become wildly popular, and not just in the United States. “People in Japan and China want to use the badge,” she said. “We sold out the badge quickly, but we're making more.”

    Alice wants to be a teacher when she grows up. But first, she wants to see a revolution in confidence for girls of all ages. She knows that won't happen overnight. “ It takes time,” Alice said, “but I can speed up the process.”

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