Any skill must be acquired through hard training. Plum blossom fragrance comes from bitter cold, and the sword edge comes from sharpening. Any quick success is foolish, and the experience of flying moths proves this. Haste makes waste, haste makes waste. Everything must be down-to-earth, step by step to succeed. You can never eat a fat man in one bite, and the result of rushing for success can only be enough. The result can only fall short, ending with a joke to encourage the growth of seedlings. Many careers have a painful struggle and struggle process, and it is this process that will make you exercise to the extreme? Strong and mature. Detailed is better than short, near is better than far, and low is better than high. Not clever-Zhu's 16-character mantra is a wonderful interpretation of "haste makes waste".
A teenager, bent on becoming famous as soon as possible, worshipped a master swordsman as his teacher. He couldn't wait to ask the master how long it would take to learn. The master replied, "Ten years." The teenager asked how long it would take him to work day and night if he went all out. The master replied, "That will take thirty years." The teenager still refused to give up and desperately asked how long he would practice. The master replied, "Seventy years."
Teenagers can be said to want to succeed as soon as possible at all costs, but why in the eyes of experts, the harder they work, the farther away from their goals? Master said that teenagers should practice for "seventy years" because their hearts are completely occupied by the idea of becoming famous and successful. Without peace of mind, they are doomed to fail. There is nothing wrong with their efforts, but the mentality of hoping to succeed quickly and become famous overnight will make people want speed more than success.
In ancient times, a young man decided to go out for treasure hunting. After many hardships, he finally found two rare trees in the tropical rain forest. The heart of these trees gives off a strong fragrance. When it is put into the water, it will not float but sink. The young man was very excited and dragged them to the market to sell. However, the whole morning passed, but no one cared about the young man's two trees. At this time, he saw that the charcoal seller next to him had a good business.
Father regretted it again and again after learning the situation. He felt very sorry for his children: "Son, what you found is the most precious agarwood in the world. Cut a small piece from it and grind it into powder. The price is higher than the charcoal you sell for one year. " Although the young man felt sorry after hearing this, he regretted it. He only hates himself as blind as a bat and wastes precious wealth.
In real life, there are many people who are eager for quick success and instant benefit. They come and go in such a hurry that their resumes are full stops except a comma. It can be seen that they are eager for success and impetuous, and the simplest and most familiar things will be screwed up, not to mention challenging events.
Beethoven spent 39 years writing a chorus symphony, and finally countless inspirations were connected in series to form a masterpiece. If he is also eager to finish his work and music in an hour, can we still hear his heartfelt ode to joy?
Gou Jian, the King of Yue, endured humiliation for many years in order to destroy Wu. He never rashly sent troops to Wu for revenge, but constantly improved himself with a calm and firm heart and waited for the best opportunity outside. It can be seen that a firm and peaceful attitude is a prelude to success.
Hoover, the third president of the United States, died at the age of six, and his mother died soon after. Hoover, who wandered between relatives, matured prematurely because of his bumpy childhood experience and learned to stand on his own feet. He works as an office handyman in Oregon Land Company run by his uncle during the day, keeps accounts and types, and goes to business night school at night. After graduating from Stanford University, he became a low-paid miner. By accumulating experience and knowledge, he became an engineer and manager again ... These experiences enriched his horizons, developed a shrewd and smooth way of doing things and a keen insight, which laid a solid foundation for his future presidential election.
People who really achieve great things should have a certain concentration and be able to remain calm and comfortable when encountering difficulties. This is also a kind of wisdom. Confucius said, "Haste makes waste. Haste makes waste, and small profits make great things impossible. " People should look farther, not only to see the recent gains and losses, but also to see the long-term impact. Being too short-sighted can sometimes be fatal.
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