"Mistakes are simple, but the process of understanding finance is complex. Mistakes will make our heart beat faster, our faces turn red, weep and sigh in endless regret. Mistakes destroy our self-esteem, but they temper us. "The will of the will" When I saw this passage, it remin

"Mistakes are simple, but the process of understanding finance is complex. Mistakes will make our heart beat faster, our faces turn red, weep and sigh in endless regret. Mistakes destroy our self-esteem, but they temper our Our Will" Seeing this passage reminds me of a person - Zeng Guofan . Thinking of his growth process as a half-sage...

Zeng Guofan was strict with himself in terms of self-discipline, reflected on his own behavior tomorrow, and used the form of a diary to conduct bloody analysis and introspection. This is actually a reflection of his actions. Wrong correct attitudes and practices. This is how he treats mistakes, corrects his thoughts, and makes progress. It advocates working hard on "respect", respecting people, fearing the way of heaven, humanity and authenticity.

Work hard on "reading history". Reading is to understand reason, understanding reason is to cultivate one's self, self-cultivation is to be a human being, and reading history makes people wise. Read history books, learn about five thousand years of history, and understand the successes and failures, heroes and traitors, loyal ministers and traitorous ministers, etc. The development trend of history just repeats itself in cycles under different humanistic environments. To understand history is to understand the avenue.

I will work hard to stop being "lazy", and God will reward those who work hard. Every day's study and work will be regular, rewarding, reflective, and improved. In the face of mistakes, we should deeply understand the root causes of mistakes, set strict requirements on ourselves according to the standards of saints, and persist in "new and renewed every day" for a long time, which will eventually lead to great achievements.

A person's attitude and approach when facing mistakes determines the height of his development. When facing his own mistakes, deceiving himself and others, making excuses and reasons, he will surely sow this kind of cause, and when he reaps the fruit, it will be a new round. Self-deception, reasons, excuses...the cycle goes on and on and is hopeless. This is what Buddhism calls the suffering of reincarnation.

This is actually a question of how a person can find wisdom - looking inward, that is, "it is better to seek oneself than others". Analyze your own mistakes, think about them or make excuses for them? This is the process of a person making a choice. Everyone understands the truth. Is the problem to focus on the main issue or the secondary issue? This is a matter of one's thinking. When faced with desires, there are many people who grasp sesame seeds and throw away watermelons. A person who has many choices like this and enjoys living in sesame all his life and never misses Shu is also a state of life. Everyone has their own ambitions, there is no right or wrong, only what you want. If you just choose sesame seeds, don’t resent why you always can’t get watermelon. It’s because you have a soft spot for sesame seeds. Correcting one's own mistakes is the process of knowing one's own mind and nature.

The enlightenment of life is actually the process of discovering problems, analyzing problems, and solving problems. Its core competitiveness lies in facing one's own mistakes correctly. This issue is a watershed, a watershed between those who share the same goals and those who have different paths, do not seek each other, and each follow his or her own will. It's natural that people gather together, gathering is caused by concentration and concentration, and separation is caused by disappointment.

Attachment: It is generally believed that there have been only two and a half saints in China throughout the ages. One is Confucius , the other half is Zeng Guofan, and the other is Wang Yangming. To be called a saint, one needs to have the following qualities: to establish virtue, to perform meritorious service, and to establish good reputation.