Rockefeller said: The greatest goal in life is to do what you are doing now. Educate us with the words of the most successful people, and we should be completely convinced. China people believe that perseverance will pay off, and where there is a will, there is a way. A popular motto abroad is: if you are not afraid of constant production, you are afraid of perseverance. Do a line, love a line, give play to your intelligence in this profession, get happiness in life in this profession, and find the coordinates of life. This is the most important thing.
We listened to Professor Yu Dan's lecture. She said that among college students who returned to their alma mater a few years later, the success was often not those "smart people" who had excellent grades on campus, but those "stupid children" who had average grades but were persistent and diligent in doing things. In fact, silly children are those who think that every job is important and every job is valuable. They silently do every job in their hands, find happiness in their work and constantly determine their own life coordinates. They don't care too much, don't care too much, don't chop and change their minds, so they do every job with their heart, and gradually gain the trust of their colleagues and the appreciation of their leaders, so they have many opportunities and their personal careers will be much smoother.
In fact, each of us can calm down and think about it. The people around you, your classmates, your colleagues, your relatives and friends, and those who have a smooth career development are those who often change jobs? Or those who do what they love and want to do?
What matters is not how ambitious and grand your goal is, but whether you do every job well. Even if this job seems bland and boring to others, you will work hard for several years or even longer, concentrate on it, find the extraordinary in the ordinary, and find happiness and value in the ordinary.
Some of us now don't love our profession, and have no pride in it, let alone loyalty and persistence in it. They always look at another mountain, imagining that as long as they change their jobs, they can succeed in a revolution, get the maximum benefits and more marginal benefits, and realize their own life value. Their attitude towards their work is indifference and contempt, lacking professional impulse and passion, and they always feel that they are overqualified and wronged themselves.
No profession is humble, and what is humble can only be your mentality. There are countless people who have made extraordinary achievements in ordinary work. They have proved time and time again with their own actions that 360 lines and lines are words of wisdom as loud as stones.