Women Will Understand Many Differences Before And After Entering The Chamber.

Story 1: did your heart go through the door?

Wedding night, when the bridegroom excitedly unveils the bride's cover, shy. Bride Looking down at the ground, she suddenly laughed and pointed, "look, look, the rat is eating your rice."

On the morning of the second day, the bridegroom was still asleep, and the bride woke up to see the rat eating rice, and a sudden anger: the damn rat! Dare to steal my home rice! "Swam" a shoe flew past, and the bridegroom woke up and smiled.

This story has nothing to do with it, just to ask the new employees and even the old employees who have worked for two or three years. Why did you choose this job? Why did you choose this job? Why did you choose to do this job? Why do you feel that your body is too close to the door? Often the newcomers easily find the company's problems, because the onlookers are clear. The question is, do you use mockery, grumbling, anger, accusation, or master mindset to understand and actively correct these shortcomings and loopholes?

Ask yourself, is our heart really crossing the door?

Story two: do you go all out or do your best?

One day, the hunter went hunting with a hunting dog. When a hunter shot a rabbit's hind leg, the wounded rabbit began to run like mad. The hunting dog ran down to catch the rabbit under the direction of the hunter.

But after the chase, the rabbit ran away, and the hunting dog had to go back to the hunters. The hunter began to scold the hunting dog. "You are useless. You can't catch a wounded rabbit!" replied the hound with a very uneasy way. "I do my best to do it!"

The rabbit ran back to the cave, and his brothers all gathered around and asked him in surprise: "the hunting dog is very fierce! How did you get hurt? How did you run past it?" he said, "it's doing its best. I'm doing my best. It didn't catch up with me, and I got a lot of abuse, and if I didn't run, I would die."

Human beings have many potentials, but we often make excuses for ourselves or for others. In fact, it is far from enough to do our best, especially in this era of intense competition and crisis everywhere. Often ask yourself, am I the best dog today, or the rabbit that goes all out?

　 Story three: gravel and gold

A group of businessmen walked on the camel in the desert. Suddenly, a mysterious voice came out in the air. "Grab a handful of gravel and put it in your pocket. It will become gold." Some people listened to it and ignored it. They did not believe it. Some people were skeptical. Some people believe that as many as possible, one after another, the gravel is placed in the big bag. They continue to go on the road without sand and walk very easily.

Many days passed, and they walked out of the desert. The sand gritty people opened their pockets. They were glad to find that the coarse and heavy gravel became yellow gold.

I've thought about it many times and never thought of it. Story implication Where. Slowly understand that in a long life, time and responsibility are like gravel on the ground. Only those who firmly grasp the opportunity and take the responsibility can turn these ordinary coarse gravel into precious gold. Those who do not cling to opportunities and who are unwilling to take responsibility are relaxed and natural, but their life will be dark and rough, and they will never shine brilliantly.

Ask yourself, how many gravel have we caught today?

In fact, life is most afraid of a "mixed" word. With a mixed mentality, it seems to steal, relax, and have no pressure. However, it is unknowingly mixing up, mixing up the youth, wasting energy, mixing away the passion, losing the word of mouth, and getting mixed up in the end. The dream of Huang Liang is beautiful. Empty! New week, come on, Lee!