Turn over yesterday’s troubles
In life, we will encounter troubles more or less, but if we always hold on to them, we will often hurt ourselves in the end.
“Yesterday’s sun cannot dry today’s clothes.” Learning to press the pause button on yesterday’s troubles is not to avoid problems, but to free up your hands to welcome new possibilities.
In the book of life, you can only write the next chapter after turning over this page. Dump the garbage in your heart, try to replace “if I was then” with “next time I can”, affirm yourself more, and the road ahead will suddenly become clear.
All the past is a prologue. Only by cultivating the ability to “turn over the page” in time can you go into battle lightly and welcome the new dawn with a brand new attitude.
Past achievements, turning over the page
In the past days, you may have faced many challenges and achieved proud achievements.
However, no matter how brilliant the past achievements are, they cannot represent your future. It is difficult to make progress and grow if you are blindly immersed in the existing achievements. Don’t be complacent because of honors, don’t be complacent because of achievements, and know that everything is back to zero, so that you can move forward in the best state.
Only when the cup is empty can new water be added. Keep an “empty cup” mentality, constantly get rid of the old and take in the new, start again with curiosity and desire to explore, and meet new challenges, so that you have the opportunity to see new scenery and create more wonderful things.
Turning the page on the obsession with perfection
Sometimes we think over and over again about a decision, worrying that the choice we made is not the best; or we can’t sleep or eat because of something, trying to find a perfect solution… Always demanding perfection in everything, the burden in our hearts may become heavier and heavier.
In fact, there is no standard answer in life. No matter which option you choose, there will be gains and losses. Doing your best and not demanding perfection is a kind of wisdom.
Letting go of the obsession of “must be perfect” is not a compromise, but a way to free yourself. Instead of blindly demanding perfect results, it is better to immerse yourself in the process of doing one thing well. Work hard, love life, and cherish the present, and life will have its own fun.