Whether one's capacity for Sheng is effective or not is primarily reflected in how one handles Mie.
In other words, it is a question of what not to accept; the effectiveness of this is how well it is handled.
Maintaining boundaries is the primary task.
Countries have armies, political parties have disciplinary committees, enterprises have audits, and human bodies have immune systems.
Without the coercive intervention of force, nations will be infiltrated and usurped, governments will engage in embezzlement, enterprises will run into deficits, and human bodies will be plagued by diseases.
No matter how well you do, in the end, it all serves as a dowry for Mie.