Examples of stress

Let's drink to your enemy first (achievement forced by pressure)

Emperor Kangxi held a "Thousand Banquets" when he was in power for 60 years. At the banquet, Kangxi offered three glasses of wine: the first glass was to the Queen Mother Xiao Zhuang, thanking Xiao Zhuang for assisting him to ascend to the throne; The second cup is to propose a toast to all the ministers and people in the world, and thank all the ministers, Qi Xin, for their concerted efforts to be loyal to the imperial court, and all the people for bowing their heads. The third cup is to his enemies, Wu Sangui, Zheng Jing, Gedan and Ao Bai. The ministers were dumbfounded, and Kangxi explained that they forced him to make great contributions. Without them, you wouldn't be who you are today, so thank them.

Opponents will always bring you pressure, forcing you to throw yourself into the "struggle" and strive to be a winner. Only in the confrontation with your opponent can you really temper yourself. In this sense, your enemy is the driving force for your progress and the catalyst for your success.

Second, a strong Shi Tiesheng (dare to face up to pressure and turn pressure into motivation) Shi Tiesheng was disabled in both legs at a young age. He was helpless, confused and wasted his life in a wheelchair. The pressure of being a man is like a big bluestone, and Shi Tiesheng can't breathe. It is also because of the pressure of "unable to be a man with a disabled leg" that he did not give much hope to life. However, later Shi Tiesheng realized: "Death is an urgent thing, and any delay is inevitable." Since then, Shi Tiesheng has faced up to the pressure of life that has become a reality with strong perseverance, folded himself a boat called "writing", ferried himself out of the abyss of pressure, and finally realized the beauty of life.

This is exactly what Shi Tiesheng dares to face up to the pressure, get rid of the deep pool of pressure and save himself, so that he can drive "writing" to realize his life value.

Third, the strong Helen Keller (trying to turn pressure into motivation)

When Helen Keller was over one year old, she became very grumpy because of illness, deafness and blindness. Her family later hired a patient tutor for her, Miss Sullivan. Under her influence and education, Helen gradually changed. She used her only sense of touch, taste and smell to understand the surrounding environment, tried to enrich herself, and then further studied writing. A few years later, when her first book, My Life, was published, it immediately caused a sensation in the United States. She expressed her strong, optimistic and uplifting spirit in the article "If you give me three days of light", which is all due to her understanding of life.

When blindness is only regarded as a kind of stress, she is miserable, so she can't really face life; Life chose her when she turned pressure into motivation. Pressure and motivation coexist. Pressure can sometimes be converted into power. The greater the pressure, the greater the motivation. Excessive stress can not only be transformed into motivation, but also may damage our physical and mental health.