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Chapter 135 The Great Blessing From Heaven, You Receive It With Magnificence 2
Volume 2 Chapter 2 Great Blessing from the Heavens with a Magnificent Reception [-]
Don't let little things stop you from moving forward

Great men are never restrained by small things in their actions.They do not go into detail when they are in conversation with others, especially when the subject is unpleasant.Although you must be cautious when acting, you must also show a casual attitude and do not need to know all the details of the matter.When you have a dispute with others, show a polite and tolerant attitude.Acting like you have nothing to do with yourself is a great way to dominate others, learn to ignore things, especially things that happen among your friends, acquaintances, and especially your enemies.Excessive cautiousness can be tiresome, especially when it becomes part of your personality.Only the paranoid can never forget the unpleasant things.Remember, people usually act according to nature: it has to do with their heart and ability.

——"The Book of Wisdom"

Life is like looking at the scenery. If you always focus on the small, then you will not appreciate the vastness and beauty of the large scale.Therefore, in life, if we always stick to small things and worry about countless small things, then we will forget the original direction of life, lose happiness and fun.

Giblin married a Valemont girl, Caroline Barrister, and built a fine house at Bratobro, Valemont, where he settled for the rest of his life.His great-uncle, Beatty Barrister, became Giblin's best friend, and the two of them worked and played together.

Then, Giblin bought a piece of land from Barrister, and it was agreed in advance that Barrister could mow the grass every season.One day, Barrister found that Giblin had a garden on that meadow, and he became angry and furious, and Giblin retorted, so that the sky on the Velmont Green became dark.

A few days later, when Giblin was riding his bicycle out to play, his uncle suddenly turned a carriage from the side of the road, forcing Giblin to fall off the car.And Giblin also lost his head at this time, reported to the police station, and arrested Barrister.A lively lawsuit ensued, reporters from the big cities crowded into the small town, and the news spread all over the world.Things couldn't be resolved, and the quarrel caused Giblin and his wife to leave their home in America for good, all the worry and quarrel over one small thing: a load of hay.

The protagonist in the story should be able to have a happy life, but because he put all his energy into caring about the grassland, in the end he not only turned against his good friend, but also made himself far away from his home. This is really too much. !

More than 2000 years ago, the Athenian politician Pericles once said a piece of advice to mankind: "Please pay attention! Gentlemen, we are too entangled in some small things!" This sentence is still worth savoring for people today and learn from.

For the average person, life is made up of countless little things, even for the big ones.In everyone's life, small things are everywhere and all the time. If you worry too much about small things, then life will have no fun at all. All you can see are contradictions and conflicts .

In trivial daily life, many things happen every day. If you keep worrying about these things that have happened, complaining and blaming yourself constantly, your mood will become more and more depressed if you continue like this.A person who only knows how to care about is destined to live in a state of confusion and confusion, unable to see the bright sky ahead.

Sometimes, life is like this, when you face it calmly, you will suddenly find that the original things are nothing.As the saying goes: If you think too much, you will lose the joy of being a human being.Smart people are afraid of being overwhelmed with the present and the future, and how can they pursue the small things of the past.Now that things have happened, making a scene can't really solve the problem other than hurting each other's feelings.More often, we should raise our heads, look at the road ahead, and move forward with high spirits
(End of this chapter)