I read a short story in a magazine, which is roughly about a young man who just entered the work unit, but everything went wrong and he couldn't get along with his colleagues. Being criticized and reprimanded by the leader, I wanted to quit my job and go home, so I called home to complain to my father. His father advised him on the other end of the phone: "You are always a little patient when you are in trouble. As a leader in the future, I still look impatient. How can you control your colleagues below? " He's confused. "What do you mean by being a leader? Did you give me this job? " His father said, "Yes, it took a lot of effort to find an acquaintance to let you go to work. You have to work hard and be a leader in the future. " After the phone call, the young man was very relaxed, thinking that he would be different from others in the future, and he didn't care about other people's behaviors and opinions, because he knew that he would be the leader here in the future, and they were all part of their future service. Later, the young man was promoted to leadership. He happily called home to tell his father the good news and asked him to call his acquaintances together and treat him to a good meal, but his father said, "There are no acquaintances at all, and everything just doesn't want you to resign."
Sometimes we are too flustered because we don't know what the future outcome will be. Young people attach great importance to trivial matters, but they don't know the future outcome. Life is not a fairy tale. A book is a story. After reading the book, everyone knows the ending. However, when you push through the thick fog layer after layer, you still find that you can't see the ending clearly, struggling with anxiety and confusion. When he knew that he would eventually achieve something, the hardship disappeared and he felt at ease.
We always like to work hard in the foreseeable future, only to see a round of sky, but not to see the vicissitudes of life, content with the immediate gains and taste the fast food culture on call. I'm always afraid it's too late. In fact, there's nothing to rush, but you're too impatient.
There is also a hero in this story. He likes writing very much, but at the beginning of writing, he was distressed because he was not affirmed. He has no economic income, and he doesn't know if this road will stop. When he writes in the bottleneck period, he will doubt or even deny himself. Later, he met an editor, who said he wrote very well and promised to help him publish a book as much as possible, but the text needed polishing. He was very happy, his desire and talent for writing broke out, and he suddenly had motivation and ideas, so he insisted on practicing calligraphy. However, the editor didn't ask him to help him publish the book. On the contrary, many editors took a fancy to his writing and rushed to publish his works. Later, he became a columnist of a certain platform.
Swimming in the sea, you are exhausted because you can't see the shadow on the other side, but when someone tells you it's only 200 meters away, you will swim without pressure.
Because of the lack of an "invisible" goal, we were drowned in this stormy sea and were beaten to pieces.
Rise with the rising sun and fall with the afterglow.