"What if you are thirty years old and have nothing?" The title of the article is actually similar to the doubts of most people around us. Yes, I am now 30 years old, nothing yet, what will I do in the future? The author of this chapter does not explicitly tell us what to do, but rather clearly tells us what aspects of our abilities we need to develop ourselves. He talked about a total of 5 points, namely: poor concentration; not exercising and refusing physical examination; not saving money; having obsession; and not studying.
In fact, when I read this chapter, I was a little disgusted, even a little dismissive, not because the teacher did not write well, but because he felt that he was preaching. No one likes to be preached, especially adults.
But when I read the sentence that was a little touching and touching when I read it, I found that he was not preaching, but telling us that from now on, if there are any points that we have not done, we should cultivate ourselves, so that we will not complain that we still have nothing like 30 years old at the age of 40.
In this section, a passage that feels very deeply is "At the age of thirty, I am more certain that I will subtract from my own life, and the so-called subtraction is to do 'break away' from meaningless obsessions." But the premise of all this is that you have to add to yourself in your twenties, and then you deserve to have this state of mind.
Why I was particularly touched by this passage. I don't know it myself, maybe because I am sorting it out, but I just said in the course content I am preparing that "after I am in my thirties, I must subtract the contents of the house" this view is in line with the author's point of view; perhaps because, in the whole chapter of the article, I can only be qualified to do this, except for learning?
I think I really need to dissect these 5 points well, and also dissect what I have in the 30 years that I have experienced? What can be discarded? What do I need to let go of? What else do I need to cultivate myself later in life?
