Why can't you get the desired result if you persist?

Hair was scarce when I was a child. My primary school classmates laughed at me. "I bet you have no hair after 40."

More than 20 years have passed, and my hair shows no signs of leaving, and it has doubled.

There was a male teacher in the university who forgot what subjects he taught, but remembered that his hair was dark and thick, like a black hat on his head and wearing a pair of black-rimmed glasses, which felt a bit like an old pedant.

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In a class, he told us an advertisement for shampoo. "XX shampoo claims to contain any nutrients. I think it's nonsense to wash your hair with it. Do you believe that you can buckle the whole dish on your head and see if your hair can absorb nutrients? I never use shampoo, but I use soap. Look at my hair. "

At that time, we all laughed after listening to it. Now it's interesting to think of these words in retrospect. The more strongly we pursue many things, the less we can get the desired results. Let nature take its course, but often let nature take its course.

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From childhood to old age, our bodies grow from weak to strong, and then from prosperity to decline, our hair will turn white, our teeth will fall off, and our lives will eventually be taken back naturally.

As the saying goes, flowers bloom and fall, and some people are happy and some people are sad. Everything in the world has its own law of development. Less persistence, less trouble, don't you think?