Life perception brought by Lego bricks

I didn't expect small Lego bricks to bring so many touches to my heart, perhaps because I have been thinking about life.

165438+1At the beginning of October, the company launched this limited edition Lego building block. Adhering to the love of the company's peripheral products, I placed an order as soon as possible. When I received the goods, I saw five bags of parts and pieces. I think this should be a big project, so I put it aside and wait for a weekend with more time to repair it. Later I bought two more building blocks and gave them to two friends. When they all received the goods, I had a whim and built a WeChat group. I'm going to hold a Lego competition internally, and the last one will give the first one a red envelope. This seems to inspire my fighting spirit. When I came home from work that night, I opened my Lego bricks with great interest and began to piece them together.

The experience of this process is really rich and beautiful. Looking at a pile of debris at first, it seems difficult to start, but look for the debris step by step according to the drawing, and then put it in the right position, and slowly he appears. And this process is reluctant to stop for a person with a strong purpose, so for more than an hour, I was concentrating on spelling Lego bricks. At the moment when it was finally successfully built, my heart was filled with unspeakable joy.

Looking back on our life, isn't it through practice and experience again and again that we constantly realize our dream blueprint? So what we are experiencing may be a small fragment of the whole blueprint, but it is indispensable. When enough fragments are accumulated, we should start to build our own blueprint, so that we can know how to combine all the fragments and finally become what we want.

Many times, we may be a little anxious for success, hoping for a perfect result in front of us, but the building process of Lego bricks in life is not overnight. Maybe we lack some fragments, maybe we haven't found a way to build fragments, just like I often feel confused and often ask myself what to do. This process may be painful and lonely, and the change is not as fast as I thought, but I still believe that quantitative change will bring qualitative change. When our lives are falling apart,