After listening to his story, the wise man said to him flatly, "Please help me boil a pot of water first!" " The young man saw a huge kettle in the corner and a small stove beside it, but he couldn't find firewood, so he went out to look for it.
He picked up some dead branches, filled a pot of water, put some firewood and boiled the water. But the pot is too big, the firewood is gone and the water is not boiled. He had to run out again to find firewood, but when he found enough firewood, the pot of water was almost cold.
The third time he went out to collect firewood, he learned to be smart. He didn't rush to make a fire, but began to boil water after he prepared enough firewood.
At this moment, the wise man suddenly asked him, "How can you boil water if there is not enough firewood?" The young man thought for a moment and shook his head. The wise man said, "in that case, pour some water from the pot!" " "
After reading this story, a series of questions can't help popping up in my mind:
Why can't the water boil? Because there is too much water, the stove is too small and there is not enough firewood.
Why is there too much water? Because I want to do too many things and set myself too high a goal.
Why are there too many high goals? -because there are too many choices, too many temptations, too many desires, and too eager to succeed.
Why is the stove too small? -because personal time is limited and ability is limited.
Why is there too little firewood? -due to limited resources, insufficient preparation.
Life is full of countless temptations and opportunities. If you choose more eyes, you will spend them, your heart will be confused and your desire will expand. Therefore, you will catch everything and want to have everything, but as a result, you will only be hit by opportunity and good luck, but you will not catch anything. Just like the young people in the story, they set many goals and poured themselves a big pot of water. But in the journey of life, I bear too heavy a burden. How can I quickly climb to the peak of success?
Everyone has his own pot of water. How can I "cook a pot of water by myself"?
You can write around this idea.