As long as he has a new sports car, he has to take out a loan to buy it. As long as there are beautiful girls, he can't wait to strike up a conversation. So in order to pursue more desires, he had no savings and spent all his cash until his boss told him the story of "Cotton Candy Experiment".
After listening to it, he found that he had been eating cotton candy, and the result of bitter first and sweet later made him very painful. He actually started buying marshmallows in the store, imitating that experiment, one every day, twice every two days. Although this move seems stupid, it makes him fully feel the power of delaying enjoyment. As long as he can survive, he actually has a chance to get more. So he made up his mind to go back to college and enrich himself.
Another focus of this book is "how to sell yourself successfully". It takes only 60 seconds to determine others' first impression of you, which requires a lot of preparation in advance. Just as the boss is selling his plan, he will care about future profits, not just short-term interests. He also talked about his marshmallow theory, which made the other party trust him, which is why he finally succeeded in negotiating this business. I think I must learn from his sensitive adaptability and planned way of doing things.
After reading it, marshmallows tell readers the importance of "delaying enjoyment" in the form of novels.