There's a quote that's particularly well said:
"The untouched field is always the best, but the truth is not what we think, and what you yearn for is likely to be nothing more than that, it is the strangeness that adds a beautiful filter to it, and it may even consume the beauty you have now."
It's like in our lives, there may always be people who say to you that it's better to do this thing, or that thing is easier to succeed.
But as the above sentence says, there will always be filters in areas that are not touched. These filters are just that we're thinking too well about it.
It is precisely because of this that we need to understand that people who don't want to do everything and want to do everything are doomed to achieve nothing.
Hegel once said, "A man who aspires to great things must know how to limit himself, as Goethe said." On the other hand, people who want to do everything can't do anything and end up failing. ”
Oh, yes! A lot of things in life actually tell us that the more things we want to do, the more we will do none of those things well.
Sometimes we always make the mistake of being greedy. I feel that as long as I do more, then there are more opportunities to choose.
But for many of us, it just makes us fail faster. Of course, we are motivated because we have pursuits.
But we also need to understand that our energy is limited. We can't do everything right. A lot of times we can only get one or two things right.
If more is for us, it doesn't really make much difference, because the more we want to do, the more we want to do, we can't concentrate, we can't focus, and the final result is that we seem to know everything, but in fact we don't know anything.
Because there are too many things to do, it will inevitably lead to not being proficient in one thing. More often than not, just scratching the surface.
So, a lot of the time, if we want to do everything, the end result is probably nothing. Because everything needs to be done gradually.
It's like time, it's passing minute by minute, and so are many things in our lives, which also need to be done one by one.
If there are too many things to do, then it is bound to distract us from our time and energy. Without the accumulation of time and energy, it is impossible to master many things.
It's like we're all hoping for a quick start. As a result, there will be a lot of quick books and content on the market. But anyone who has seen it knows that the so-called quick track does not exist at all.
Without the accumulation of time and the persistence of oneself step by step, it is simply impossible to achieve quick results. It's like we're learning a skill.
It is simply impossible to achieve quick success, we need to start from the most basic at the beginning, and then accumulate and learn step by step.
Only by accumulating in this way can we learn this skill well. If we start learning other skills before we have learned one skill, the end result is that we will know nothing.
Because only we know about it, but we can't understand what we know about it in a deeper way, because what we learn is just the surface, not the essence.
It's like "Animal World" that everyone has watched, those fierce beasts are never half-hearted in the process of chasing their prey, they are only staring at the target they have been focusing on.
Why did you choose this way? If they keep following the target, they will not be able to catch their prey at all, and it will also consume their physical strength. So they all pick a target and wait for an opportunity to act.
The same is true for us, each of us has the energy to do a good job, and it is not easy to do a good job.
Because it takes a lot of our time and energy to do something to achieve such a goal. Therefore, we need to understand that we have to learn to do only one thing in life.
Don't always try to do everything well, it's impossible, because people's energy is so great, no matter how much you have, you can't do it all.
So, don't want to do everything, the more you want to do, the more you want to do, in the end we can only get nothing and nothing.
Text: Ming Fusheng
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