Only after enduring pain do we learn how to protect ourselves; only after crying do we understand the feeling of heartache; only after being foolish do we realize the right time to persist or let go; only after loving do we discover our own fragility. In truth, life does not require such unnecessary persistence. There is nothing that truly cannot be released.
If we had not continued living, we would never have seen the countless twists and turns of life, nor would we have known that the pain we once deemed unbearable would eventually pass. When you believe your heart has become barren, it may unexpectedly bloom with flowers. In that moment, all the desolation becomes the past. To live is to be the king.
An individual's experience is limited, and a human life is a continuous process of learning. However, during this process, as knowledge accumulates and experience settles, we begin to approach problems with fixed mindsets; we start viewing new things with rejection; we begin to refuse new experiences based on past lessons; we start clinging to organizational traditions while refusing to open our eyes to the world; we allow the spring of new knowledge to flow away to no avail.
In this world, There are no insurmountable problems, only unmanageable moods. Pessimists are first defeated by themselves, and then by life; optimists first conquer themselves, and then conquer life!
“To love life, one must be grateful to it. Do not show your gratitude by shrinking away from its challenges out of timidity. Instead, strive to live slightly beyond your perceived limits. You will then discover that your abilities are far greater than you ever dared to dream.”