Take Your Time, Everything Will Come in Time (New Version)

The flow of time in contemporary society is accelerating. We all want to study, live and work as fast as possible, to surpass our peers, and to do better than them. When we fail to do so, we will fall into endless anxiety. In fact, as the author of this book shows, you might as well slow down and everything will come in time. We don't need to compare with others, nor should we be too demanding on ourselves. Although life is not long, it is not short either. We should establish our own goals and find a rhythm that feels comfortable to us. Doing things slowly also means doing things all the time, instead of "three days of fishing and two days of drying the net", which means that you should be exposed to the cold, but you should keep your body, mind and career moving forward at the same time.

The author mentioned: Everyone is confused. Some are forced to do jobs they don't like due to the pressure of reality and ask me what to do; some ask me how to find my hobbies and interests; some say that after their so-called "unreliable" attempts failed, they feel very confused while doing idle work arranged by their parents and ask me how to pursue my own path; some ask me whether I need to be an advertising copywriter. What abilities and qualities do you need? Some go on blind dates over and over again at the request of their parents, exhausted physically and mentally, and ask me what to do; some feel like losers even in their second year of college, living day to day without knowing what they want, and ask me how to plan their lives; some are only 20 years old but are very worried about their marriage, and want to marry a rich man and live a comfortable life. Which one do you belong to? Maybe you are more confused, but after reading this book, you will have a new direction.

The flow of time in contemporary society is accelerating. We all want to study, live and work as fast as possible, to surpass our peers, and to do better than them. When we fail to do so, we will fall into endless anxiety. In fact, as the author of this book shows, you might as well slow down and everything will come in time. We don't need to compare with others, nor should we be too demanding on ourselves. Although life is not long, it is not short either. We should establish our own goals and find a rhythm that feels comfortable to us. Doing things slowly also means doing things all the time, instead of "three days of fishing and two days of drying the net", which means that you should be exposed to the cold, but you should keep your body, mind and career moving forward at the same time.

I would like to say that this is the best book I have read so far. The content in the book is very practical and reflects the dilemmas we experience when growing up. Even every title is what I am encountering now. I am very grateful to this book for giving me answers and the courage to face life. I like this book very much.

This book is like a close friend. It tells us that in the fast-paced life, we must learn to slow down. I have been married for many years and I understand that success takes time to accumulate. Just like the "ten-year tree" mentioned in the book, we need to cultivate ourselves patiently. This book reminds me of my friends around me, some of whom are too anxious and some who are eager for success. I want to recommend this book to them so that they can also benefit from it and understand that life needs to be taken slowly and everything will come in time.

This is a book about slowing down, de-stressing and balancing your life. In a lively and relaxed way, it conveys to readers the importance of relaxing and adjusting the pace of life. Through vivid stories and practical advice, this book helps readers escape from their fast-paced lifestyles, learn to slow down, and better balance work, family, and personal life. The author uses humorous language and personal experience to encourage readers to enjoy every moment in life.

This is a book about slowing down, de-stressing and balancing your life. In a lively and relaxed way, it conveys to readers the importance of relaxing and adjusting the pace of life. Through vivid stories and practical advice, this book helps readers escape from their fast-paced lifestyles, learn to slow down, and better balance work, family, and personal life. The author uses humorous language and personal experience to encourage readers to enjoy every moment in life.

The author of this book, Meiya, is a warm and inspiring woman and a psychological counselor. Her writing is simple and vivid, with no flowery rhetoric, no poisonous tongue, no pretentiousness, and no deliberate incitement to emotions. Instead, it speaks directly to people's hearts and tells you all the truth about life frankly. "It turns out that there are so many people like me in this world." On the road of struggle, we all want to get up quickly, succeed faster, and live the life we ​​want faster.

The author of this book, Meiya, is a warm and inspiring woman and a psychological counselor. Her writing is simple and vivid, with no flowery rhetoric, no poisonous tongue, no pretentiousness, and no deliberate incitement to emotions. Instead, it speaks directly to people's hearts and tells you all the truth about life frankly. "It turns out that there are so many people like me in this world." On the road of struggle, we all want to get up quickly, succeed faster, and live the life we ​​want faster.

Very good. The author writes carefully and is a person who understands life very well.

After reading this book, I feel a small but certain happiness. The principles in the book are explained eloquently and it is worth reading again and again. Make friends with books and let yourself grow over time.

The writing is delicate and full of a sense of daily life

A very healing book

A very healing book [Love]

It's a very good book. I always gain something when I read it. I learn from the author and will read it again when I find time.

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