Allusions of yellow-headed birds groping in their nests

Allusions of yellow-headed birds fooling around in their nests;

There is a bird on Wutai Mountain named Hao Han Bird. It has four feet and fleshy wings. It can't fly. Its excrement is "Trogopterori". In summer, when the patterns and colors of its feathers are gorgeous, it says to itself, "Phoenix is not as good as me!" " "At the end of winter, when it is cold, it loses all its feathers, just like a newly hatched chicken. It says to itself," Let's pass if we can. "

And I'm too lazy to fly, and I don't even want to make my own nest. I perched on the branches day and night. Autumn has passed, winter has come, and it is getting colder every day. It's cold and birding at night, which is very uncomfortable. The fading voice cried, "It's sad that the sun sets late at night. Nest tomorrow, you can't miss it! Can't miss it! "

The sun came out the next day, and it was naturally warmer than at night. The bird forgot the cold last night, forgot his promise, and sang happily: "As soon as the sun is warm, it will be harmonious. Don't build a nest for the time being, just muddle along!" Muddle along! "At night, the north wind blows harder and it snows heavily. Too lazy to build a nest, drag it if you can, muddle through the birds and freeze to death that night.

Revelation:

Some people want to succeed, but they have no goals. They just muddle along every day. Such people will certainly be unable to surpass themselves because of some limitations, and it is difficult to make great breakthroughs and progress. In real life, people who have the idea of "muddling along" and "being a monk banging the bell every day" often set up a thick wall in front of themselves, separating themselves from the road to success on both sides of the wall, and being carefree and intoxicated on this side of the wall is simply a waste of time and life.

Man is the soul of all things, the cleverest animal and the essence of the universe. We are all created equal, and we all have the instinct to create miracles, which requires us to constantly hint at ourselves and constantly strive to inspire. Driven by this instinct, there will be miracles in life and the best of you will appear.

We must strive for the upper reaches, and we must not muddle along. We must not forget to learn from our failures and continue to muddle along step by step.