You are braver than you think.
Chinese gentian sounds like a name full of spirit, yet it carries a strikingly bitter taste.
There was a girl who had long wanted to propose a new project to her manager, but every time she was about to speak, she worried her idea wasn't good enough.
She revised her slides again and again, and even considered not proposing it at all.
Then her friend told her, 'You're not entering a world-class presentation contest — you just want people to know your idea.'
She laughed, and finally sent the proposal out.
The result may not have been perfect right away, but she was glad she had taken that step.
Chinese gentian reminds us that courage is not the absence of fear, but the willingness to speak up for what matters to you.
A little more boldness, a wider outlook, and naturally, a few more opportunities.
This series draws on the culture of Chinese medicinal herbs, plant culture, natural imagery, and wordplay as creative inspiration for quiet companionship and self-reflection. It does not constitute Traditional Chinese Medicine diagnosis, medication advice, or guidance for the treatment of disease.
