A person's cognition is determined by his own knowledge reserve, and his personal knowledge reserve depends on his or her learning attitude, and his or her learning attitude determines whether he can form a habit, and a person's long-term habit determines his or her attitude and belief in doing things again, and ultimately determines the achievement that an individual can ultimately achieve, and this process is a continuous accumulation process.
The gap between people depends on each other's use of time and the perception of wealth, only when a person has a clear understanding of these, can he have a clear judgment on his own behavior and be able to make decisions that are more beneficial to himself, so that he can have a more long-term development.
What a person can achieve in the future is the result of continuous empowerment in the past years, so if an individual wants to better obtain resources, the first thing he can do is to firmly grasp the time he has, so that he can play his due value, so that his ability can be continuously improved in the process.
When improving one's ability, oneself should form a correct understanding of wealth, so that it can continue to provide power for one's own improvement, rather than just to meet the needs of personal desires, because a person's desire is temporary, with the disappearance of various sensory stimuli, personal desire will inevitably decay, but its loss of wealth cannot be changed.
When a person tries his best to meet his personal desires and needs, he will inevitably unconsciously ignore the internal improvement, but a person's core competitiveness often depends on the ability of the individual's internal reserves, and when the individual is negligent in the internal promotion, it will inevitably lead to a lack of advantages in the future competition.
The rapid development of science and technology will inevitably put forward more requirements for individuals, and when they cannot adapt to this development over time, there will be an embarrassing situation of being eliminated.
In many cases, a person's future prospects have already been marked at the moment, and if you want to change this status quo, you can only change your own cognition, and it is difficult for others to change it, and the impact of others is mostly a palliative rather than a cure.