As the saying goes, "Habit is second nature." Once a habit is formed, it often operates subconsciously without the need for deliberate thought.
So, how can we cultivate the habit of viewing problems comprehensively? When facing major or difficult issues, we should extract the key points, prioritize them, and apply this logic to solve the problem, thereby increasing our practice opportunities. After analysis, we should communicate with others to refine our personal views and gradually develop the correct perspective for analyzing matters.
Once this habit is established, our thinking speed will naturally improve, and we will unconsciously apply this method even to minor issues. When you truly master this skill, you will find that your vision and line of thinking have reached a new level.
Although everyone hopes for constant luck, safety, and smooth progress, this is ultimately just a good wish. Therefore, we should remain clear-headed during peaceful times and be constantly vigilant about the possibility of difficulties, setbacks, or even blows coming with success, in order to prevent potential future disasters.