How far we are from the truth

Everyone wants to get as many resources as possible. This should not just be done by working harder, but also by improving your ability and productivity.

Authenticity is fundamental to any good outcome and a prerequisite for understanding and coping with bad situations. Faith is the limit of an ideal. Our pursuit of faith is actually a yearning for truth.

We must discover the truth for ourselves, or believe and follow others. Everyone can only look at everything within their own category of experience, which determines that our inner self is more or less far from the truth.

We are born ignorant, but not stupid. If you do not simply follow instinct, but look at reality from a higher dimension, and summarize the understanding of reality, look at yourself in the environment and time you are in, you can see the truth and transcend yourself.

Common laws are laws and laws of the highest order. Specific analysis of specific situations contributes to a deeper understanding of the theory. By looking at things from top to bottom, we are able to understand ourselves at a higher level. And from the bottom up, we can understand the world more accurately.

Strive to observe things from a natural point of view. Don't cling to your fixed thinking about what things should look like. This makes it impossible for us to understand the real situation. Stay calm rather than emotional, and don't let bias get in the way of being objective.

Is things really bad, or do I think it sucks because I'm biased? In fact it may not be bad, or even a good opportunity?

One has to work hard to push the limits, and that's painful. People can't avoid suffering, especially when we want to get what we really want. If suffering is treated with the right attitude, then it is a blessing to feel pain. Because it makes us reflect and find solutions to move on. If we are good at summarizing, there is no doubt that we will get a lot. It's also the way to really do things, to meet rather than avoid pain.

People's conflicting beliefs or interests can prevent them from seeing things from each other's perspective. Most people call things bad things bad for themselves or the people they care about, and ignore the greater good. It is irrational to judge things as absolutely good or absolutely bad just on the basis of their effect on the individual.

The development of things is good, it must be in line with the laws of reality, it can adapt to the changes in the existing environment, and it can bring benefits to the vast majority of people.

The survival law of society, what matters is what you can bring to others, not what you have. Many times, we put the interests of others above our own interests. Maybe such a choice doesn't fit what we really think inside. But, whether intentional or subconscious, we will make such a choice. This is important. If we need to gain an advantage in society, we must respect others and bring benefits to others, not ourselves.

The biggest mistake most people make is not looking at themselves and others objectively. Successful people look at things objectively and make changes in a timely manner, so that the right people play the right role, so that they can surpass themselves, gain advantages, and achieve their goals. A successful life is determined by yourself