Shakespeare once said: when a good flower is in full bloom, it should be picked first, so be careful, the beautiful scenery is hard to see again, otherwise it will wither in an instant and fall on the dust.
Living a good life is the only thing one should do in life. But living a good life is created by countless efforts and seizing one or two good life opportunities.
Opportunities are rare, but we need to work hard to create them.
The fairest thing in the world is time, no matter who has only 24 hours. How to allocate our energy in a limited time, and then do the key things and bet on the key nodes will directly affect the success or failure of our lives.
Buffett once said: Good opportunities don't come often. When pies fall from the sky, please pick them up with a bucket instead of a thimble.
When a good opportunity comes at us, we must seize it firmly and try our best not to let it slip away. The more people who don't have good cards in their hands, the more they need to seize every big opportunity.
The most energy-consuming thing in life is not doing nothing, nor complaining about others, but that we distribute our time and energy evenly on everything.
A person who will not give up is doomed to have no successful life. Don't give up this, just don't give up. Here comes a good opportunity. What do you think? The result of "both rain and dew" is nothing.
As romain rolland said: If someone misses an opportunity, it's probably not that the opportunity didn't come, but that the person waiting for the opportunity didn't see the opportunity coming, and when the opportunity came, he didn't reach for it.
Put time and energy into valuable things, know how to "grasp the big and let go of the small", don't be tempted by short-term and temporary, give up the really important things, and continue to work hard on important things, so as not to miss the most critical opportunity in life.
Everyone will encounter many opportunities in his life.
You only need to seize a good opportunity and you may come back.
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