What is the most important thing in life?

"What is the most important thing in life?" When I saw your question, I also seriously thought about what is the most important thing in life and how to live it. Is it meaningful and worth living? I often look at the crowds of people busy on the street, rushing and desperately chasing the unknown, as if I am so out of tune with them. The pace of life in modern metropolitan areas is getting faster and faster. Everyone is afraid that they are one step slower than others. The whole person seems like a clockwork alarm clock, and every minute and second passes so nervously. Whenever I calm down, I think, is this the life I want? The answer is obvious.

What is the most important thing in a person’s life? I think it’s “thought”

People need to have a goal, otherwise you will be very confused! People need to know what they like, otherwise you will not be happy! People need to have desires, so that you have the motivation and courage to move forward! People need to cry and laugh, so that your life won't be so monotonous!

"Goals", "desires", "crying and laughing", and "preferences" all depend on your "thoughts", which are related to your living environment, education level, etc.

Dale Carnegie answered the question "What is the most important lesson in your life" in his book "Happy Life". His answer was "The most important lesson I have ever learned is" the importance of thoughts. "Sex""

In "Sales Goddess Xu Hening" he also said, "Why do the rich get richer and the poor get poorer and poorer? Why do the vicious cycle of the poor and the virtuous cycle of the rich go round? Is it getting faster? Because they think differently. Poor people do the same things every day and get the same results, but all the rich and successful people only think about one thing every day. How to invest the money you earn in places where you can make more money! Rich people think about how to do the things they do now in better ways to get better results every day. Rich people are thinking about it every day. In pursuit of change, they are all innovating, they are all learning, they are all treating guests, doing public relations, swiping their cards, looking for bigger connections, finding more methods, they are changing every day... But poor people don’t like change and are afraid of change. , so they are poor!”

If you are bored on Sunday, just talk casually, don’t be offended if you don’t say it well.