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In those years, I walked a road full of thorns, and the story behind it is far more complex than the scenery on the surface.
In 2009, I took off my military uniform and embarked on a new journey in life with enthusiasm and a hint of confusion. Changing jobs, or being demobilized, this question bothered me at the time. The policies of the state, the advice of my wife, the expectations of my parents, all kinds of voices are intertwined, as if forming an invisible net, restricting my choices. However, I eventually chose to demobilize, and with that desire for freedom and a vision for the future, I embarked on the path of entrepreneurship.
I chose to pack the sea, an industry that I see as full of opportunities. I put all my enthusiasm and energy, from the Baohai area to buying rafts, from buying ginseng seedlings to hiring workers, every step was so determined. When I first tasted the sweetness, I was carried away by the fruits of victory, forgetting my wife's initial advice, and forgetting my original intention and prudence.
My father-in-law's illness was a major blow in my life. He was an important pillar on my farming journey, and his fall made me feel more pressure than ever before. However, at that time, I was already so delusioned by the illusion of success that I could not listen to my wife's advice and could not see the risks ahead.
His wife's words, in retrospect, were so profound and wise. She saw the risks I had overlooked, and she foresaw the difficulties I might face. With feminine delicacy and sensitivity, she reminded me to be cautious and not to blindly pursue success. However, at that time, I stubbornly believed that I had mastered the secret of success and could move forward with all my might.
The quarrel between us is the most painful memory of my life. With indifference and stubbornness, I kept my wife's care and worries out. I even filed for divorce to express my resolve in the most extreme way. However, my wife's words pierced my heart like a sharp knife. "I can divorce you, but not now," she said. When you make the business of the farm bigger, I will divorce you again. "At that moment, I really realized that my arrogance and stubbornness had distanced us further and further.
With a kind of courage and determination not to admit defeat, I left my wife. I told myself that I was going to use success to prove that I had made the right choice. However, as time went on, I came to realize that success is not so simple. I began to reflect on my decision and also began to revisit my wife's advice.
Now I have gone through the most difficult time. Although the farm's business did not turn out to be as successful as I expected, I learned valuable lessons from it. I've learned that success doesn't happen overnight, it requires care, hard work, and persistence. The most important thing is to have a wise partner by your side, to give you support and encouragement, and to remind you to be cautious.
Looking back, I am deeply grateful to my wife for her advice and advice. Although I didn't listen to it at the time, I now understand that her words are the best care and love for me. I hope that we can start over and face life ahead with a more mature and rational attitude. Because I believe that with the support and companionship of my wife, I can go further and walk more steadily.
In those years, I embarked on the road of entrepreneurship alone, but there is a little-known story behind it.
In 2009, I took off my military uniform and stepped into a new chapter of my life with a burning heart. Changing jobs or demobilizing became an important decision for me at that time. The voices around me are different, the country's policies, my wife's suggestions, and my parents' expectations all echo in my ears. However, I finally chose to be demobilized, and with a yearning for freedom and a vision for the future, I embarked on that path full of unknowns.
I chose to buy aquaculture, an industry that seemed to be full of opportunities. I put my heart and soul into it, from selecting the sea area to purchasing equipment, from buying ginseng seedlings to hiring workers, every step of the way is so determined. However, as the farm gradually got back on track, I also began to be fooled by the illusion of success.
The fall of my father-in-law made me feel unprecedented pressure. He was an important pillar on my farming journey and his departure put me in a difficult situation. However, at that time, I was already carried away by the fruits of victory, and I could not listen to my wife's advice, nor could I see the risks ahead.
In retrospect, my wife's words were so profound and wise. With feminine delicacy and sensitivity, she perceived the risks I had overlooked, and foresaw the predicament I might face. She has reminded me many times to be cautious and not to blindly pursue success. However, at that time, I stubbornly believed that I had mastered the secret to success and could move forward.
The quarrel between us became the most painful memory of my life. With indifference and stubbornness, I kept my wife's care and worries out. I even filed for divorce to express my resolve in the most extreme way. However, my wife's words pierced my heart like a sharp knife. "I can divorce you, but not now," she said. We'll talk about it when you really understand what success means. "At that moment, I really realized that my arrogance and stubbornness had distanced us further and further.
With a kind of courage and determination not to admit defeat, I left my wife. I told myself that I was going to use success to prove that I had made the right choice. However, as time went on, I came to realize that success is not so simple. I began to reflect on my decision and also began to revisit my wife's advice.
Now I have gone through the most difficult time. Although the farm's business did not turn out to be as successful as I expected, I learned valuable lessons from it. I've learned that success requires caution, hard work, and perseverance, and more importantly, a wise partner by your side to support and encourage you.
Looking back, I am deeply grateful to my wife for her advice and advice. Although I didn't listen to it at the time, I now understand that her words are the best care and love for me. I hope that we can start over and face life ahead with a more mature and rational attitude. Because I believe that with the support and companionship of my wife, I can go further and walk more steadily.
In those years, I embarked on a journey of solo struggle, but there was a deep story hidden behind it.
In 2009, I took off my military uniform and stepped into a new chapter of my life with enthusiasm and a hint of confusion. Changing jobs or demobilizing was a big decision I was facing. The voices around me are pouring in like a tide, the country's policies, my wife's suggestions, and my parents' expectations are all churning in my heart. In the end, I chose to be demobilized, and with a desire for freedom and a vision for the future, I embarked on that challenging path.
I chose bun farming as my entrepreneurial path, a field that seemed to be full of opportunities. I threw myself into it, from site selection to equipment purchase, from purchasing ginseng seedlings to hiring workers, every step was so firm and decisive. However, as my career got off to a start, I was gradually deluded by the illusion of success.
The fall of my father-in-law became a major blow in my life. He was an important pillar of my career, and his departure made me feel more pressure than ever. However, at that time, I was already carried away by the fruits of victory, and I could not listen to my wife's advice, nor could I see the risks ahead.
Looking back now, my wife's words rang in my ears like a wake-up call. With feminine delicacy and sensitivity, she perceived the risks I had overlooked, and foresaw the predicament I might face. She reminded me many times to be cautious and not to blindly pursue success. However, at that time, I stubbornly believed that I had mastered the secret to success and could move forward.
The quarrel between us became the most painful memory of my life. With indifference and stubbornness, I kept my wife's care and worries out. I even filed for divorce to express my resolve in the most extreme way. However, my wife's words pierced my heart like a sharp sword. "I can wait for you, but not now," she said. We'll talk about it when you really understand what success is. "At that moment, I really realized that my arrogance and stubbornness had distanced us further and further.
With a kind of courage and determination not to admit defeat, I left my wife. I told myself that I was going to use success to prove that I had made the right choice. However, as time went on, I came to realize that success is not so simple. I began to reflect on my decision and also began to revisit my wife's advice.
Now I have gone through the most difficult time. Although the farm's business did not turn out to be as successful as I expected, I learned valuable lessons from it. I've learned that success requires caution, hard work, and perseverance, and more importantly, a wise partner by your side to support and understand.
Looking back, I am deeply grateful to my wife for her advice and advice. Although I didn't listen to it at the time, I now understand that her words are the best care and love for me. I hope that we can start over and face life ahead with a more mature and rational attitude. Because I believe that with the support and companionship of my wife, I can go further and walk more steadily.
In those years, I embarked on the road of entrepreneurship alone, but behind it was a little-known twisted story.
In 2009, I bid farewell to the military uniform and stepped into a new chapter of my life with full of enthusiasm and a trace of confusion about the future. Faced with the choice of changing jobs or demobilizing, my ears are filled with various voices: the country's policy guidance, my wife's affectionate advice, and my parents' ardent expectations. In the end, I chose to be demobilized, and with a yearning for freedom and a vision for the future, I embarked on a path full of challenges and opportunities.
I chose to devote myself to the seafood farming industry, a field that seems to be full of infinite possibilities. I put all my heart and soul into it, from site selection to equipment purchase, from the purchase of ginseng seedlings to the organization of the team, every step is so firm. However, as my career progressed, I was gradually deluded by the dawn of victory.
The sudden death of my father-in-law was a huge blow to me. He was a strong supporter of my career, and his departure has made me feel more pressure than ever. However, at that time, I had already been carried away by the initial success, and I ignored my wife's worries and advice, and failed to perceive the risks ahead.
Looking back now, I deeply understand the deep meaning of my wife's original words. With the delicacy and sensitivity of a woman, she perceived the issues I had overlooked and foresaw the difficulties I might face. She reminded me many times to be cautious and not to blindly pursue superficial success. However, at that time, I stubbornly believed that I had found a shortcut to success and could move forward fearlessly.
The quarrel between us has become an indelible scar in my heart. With indifference and stubbornness, I kept my wife's care and worries out. I even filed for divorce in an attempt to prove my resolve in this way. However, my wife's words pierced my heart like a sharp knife. "I can wait for you, but not now," she said. We'll talk about it when you really understand what real success is. "At that moment, I woke up from a dream and realized that my arrogance and stubbornness had distanced us further and further.
With a sense of courage and determination not to admit defeat, I left my wife. I told myself that I was going to prove my choice right with real success. However, over time, I came to realize that success doesn't happen overnight. I began to reflect on my past and to revisit my wife's advice.
Now I have gone through the most difficult time. Although the business of the farm did not live up to the success I expected, I also learned valuable lessons from it. I have learned that true success requires caution, hard work and perseverance, and more importantly, a partner who can support each other and grow together.
Looking back, I feel deeply guilty and grateful. I am guilty of not following my wife's advice at the beginning, and I am grateful that she has always been there for me to support and understand. I hope that we can start over and face life ahead with a more mature and rational attitude. Because I believe that with my wife by my side, I can go further and more steadily.
Once, I embarked on a road full of unknowns and challenges, but behind this journey, there is an extraordinary story.
In 2009, I took off my military uniform and stepped into a new field of life full of pride. Faced with the choice of changing jobs and demobilization, I was at a crossroads, and my ears were filled with various voices: the guidance of the state, the expectations of my wife, and the worries of my parents. In the end, I chose to be demobilized, and with an infinite hope for the future and a desire for freedom, I embarked on a path full of unknowns and opportunities.
I chose to devote myself to the seafood farming industry, a field that seems to be full of promise. I poured my enthusiasm into every step, from careful site selection to equipment procurement, from ginseng seedling purchase to team building, every step was so firm and persistent. However, as my career got off to a start, I was gradually deluded by the initial successes.
The sudden death of my father-in-law was a major blow in my life. He was an important pillar of my career, and his departure put a lot of pressure on me. At that time, however, I had been carried away by the joy of victory, and I had turned a deaf ear to my wife's worries and advice, and I had not been aware of the impending risks.
Looking back now, I deeply understand the deep meaning of my wife's original words. With the delicacy and sensitivity of a woman, she perceived what I had overlooked and foresaw the difficulties I might face. She reminded me many times to be cautious and not to get carried away by momentary success. However, at that time, I stubbornly believed that I had found a shortcut to success and could move forward fearlessly.
The quarrels and contradictions between us have become indelible scars in my heart. With indifference and stubbornness, I kept my wife's care and worries out. I even filed for divorce in an attempt to prove my resolve in this way. However, my wife's words hit me like a hammer on my heart. "I can give you time, but not now," she said. When you really understand what responsibility and responsibility are, we will talk about it. "At that moment, I woke up from a dream and realized that my arrogance and stubbornness had distanced us further and further.
With a sense of courage and determination not to admit defeat, I left my wife. I told myself that I was going to prove my choice right with real success. However, over time, I came to realize that success doesn't happen overnight. I began to reflect on my past and to revisit my wife's advice.
Now I have gone through the most difficult time. Although the business of the farm did not live up to the success I expected, I also learned valuable lessons from it. I have learned that true success requires caution, hard work and perseverance, and more importantly, a partner who can support each other and grow together.
Looking back, I feel deeply guilty and grateful. I am guilty of not following my wife's advice at the beginning, and I am grateful that she has always been there for me to support and understand. I hope that we can start over and face life ahead with a more mature and rational attitude. Because I believe that with my wife by my side, I can go further and more steadily, and create a better future for us together.
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