As we journey through life, we continuously discard various kinds of baggage, but we must never lose the ability to be naive until the very end, for it prevents the soul from withering away.
Living in this world, we essentially face two realms: the vast external world and our own internal world.
Optimists believe that Only by moving oneself can one move the world; once you move yourself, you can move the world.
When facing difficulties in life, do you complain of the hardship? When encountering setbacks at work, do you retreat and cry difficulty? Constantly blaming others and sighing in frustration while envying others' success only leads to a pessimistic view of your own path. In reality, when life is not going as planned, you can take it slow, as experience requires accumulation. If life is unhappy, do not rush; life is inherently a complex mixture. Someone else's success today is the result of their past achievements; though you may feel less fortunate today, you are young and your future is bright.
If life is compared to a lever, then belief is its fulcrum. With a proper fulcrum, one can become a truly powerful individual.
On the road of life, everyone craves success but fears failure. Only by learning to choose and understanding how to let go can one achieve enlightenment and reach a state of boundless freedom. Letting go does not mean following the tide without principles, nor does it mean giving up in the face of difficulty; rather, it is an attitude of seeking initiative and active progress.
Happiness is paramount. Be with the people and things that bring you joy. Leave the things that do not. If the conditions to leave are not met, create the conditions to leave.