To live a good life requires a lot of wisdom. The first and most important one is: Don’t be a good teacher. Because if you sell all your wisdom and life skills everywhere, you will not be accepted, but will let all people who know you see you and avoid you in the future. No one thinks you are sharing your thoughts generously and unselfishly. On the contrary, everyone thinks you are smart, show-off, and loving. For example, you have quit smoking and drinking and sugar, and you find that there are countless benefits, so you talk to your relatives and friends everywhere, but they are not ready to quit smoking and alcohol and sugar, and they will only find you annoying. Only when there are various conditions in the body, they will have the will to change. At that time, how can you still say? Quit faster than rabbits.
The second very important wisdom is: respect others. Maybe your choices and decisions are always so wise and correct. Your relatives and friends, even your mother, your father, your husband, your wife, your adult sons and daughters, make shit-like decisions, you have to sit on the sidelines, at best. Ask a few more questions to help them clarify their thinking. They can't even provide more than 3 suggestions. Then they swallowed the shit and vomited it out, turning around to find that your warm arms were always open to them. The desire to control will only speed up the loss of love between your loved ones, make your loved ones more rebellious, and will not make them smarter. Some detours cannot be avoided, and some shit is better to eat early than late.
The third important wisdom: start with the end. Think about how you are going to meet Marx. How do you want people to give you a conclusion? What kind of a good life do you hope you have ever had? What kind of regrets do you have? Then take out a small book and put your expectations of yourself in two-character phrases such as honesty, cleanliness, friendliness, cheerfulness, fulfillment, bravery, and fun. . . Wait to write it down and put a check mark next to these phrases every night. You have lived into a warm, optimistic and serious light. Peach and plum are self-contained without saying anything. Your immature and innocent children will see it in their eyes and remember them in their hearts, and they will also live into the light of happiness that you most want to see.
So live your life seriously, be smart and happy, don't point fingers at others, shut up is deep love.
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