It's different from top to bottom. If you try hard, you don't succeed. When you go out on the road, you are guaranteed from beginning to end. What does this passage mean?

Obviously, if the superiors and subordinates disagree and have different ideas, they will work hard and have no credit.

When you go to Kaminooji, where will you end up? This sentence means that as long as you can get in touch with things and have a broad vision, you can succeed. Starting from scratch, why just stick to the goal set at the beginning?

When the two sentences are put together, it means that the immediate failure is due to the disharmony between superiors and subordinates and the unity of thoughts; If you want to succeed, you don't have to stick to your previous goals. You should be good at changing. I believe success is just around the corner!

I wish you success in your career!