Two days ago I saw an article that went something like this:
You're busy every day, but you're still poor. You are busy every day, but you have nothing to do with being rich. You are as busy every day as the president, but what is the point of your busyness? Does your busyness improve your quality of life? Can your busyness boost your wealth reserves? Does your busyness increase your knowledge and skills? Does your busyness improve your experience? If your busyness doesn't make any sense, then you're busy with a hammer every day?
It is undeniable that what is said in the article is indeed a status quo for most of us. Many of us are busy trying to survive. A netizen said that I have to pay off the mortgage every month, the children have to spend money to study, the parents are not in good health and also want money, and every month they are so busy and busy, they are basically the moonlight family. If this kind of busyness is meaningless, then what is meaningful? Perhaps this meaning is different for everyone, and for most people, holding up a home is the greatest meaning.
At eleven o'clock in the middle of the night, the old man was still driving an electric car to pick up garbage everywhere
When I left work at 11:30 p.m., I saw an old man rummaging around in the trash can, finding a few plastic bottles and putting them in bags. Then he drove the electric car again and went to the next garbage can... I was really shocked, why was the old man so desperate? If you want to ask, what is the point of this old man being so busy?
Maybe for many people this is a waste of time, but in the cognitive world of the boss, this is the meaning of his existence - picking up more garbage and selling more money.
What I want to say is that everyone comes into this world and has their own unique value. This value is not big or small, everyone's definition is different. If you are not in other people's worlds, how can you understand it, and how can you easily deny the value of others?
Man comes to this world in one lifetime, comes empty, walks in emptiness, and comes to this world only for two things: First, to cultivate a more refined living body. What makes you better is not material enjoyment, but spiritual belonging. The second is to enhance self-worth by helping others. In this way, those who are just to improve the quality of material quality of life, increase wealth and so on seem to have become a bit vulgar. But the differences between people are also often different in ideological awareness.
Some people are poor but have a good time, some people are materially rich but not happy. Some people have not made a fortune in their busy lives, but isn't this also life? Stop taking the meaning of your own definition as meaning that other people's busyness is meaningless. Each of us is actually busy, shouldering a certain mission, and moving forward with a heavy burden. That's what it means and what our busyness is all about.
remark:
The above represents only personal views and perceptions.
There is no guarantee that the views are in line with everyone's taste.
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