Life is always faced with the choice between taking and giving up. Taking is an attitude, a choice, and a force for progress; giving up is a kind of wisdom, a compromise, a kind of letting go, an open-minded mind, a philosophy of peace and the wisdom of knowing how to suffer losses. To make a trade-off is to be good at making the right choice between gain and loss, to maintain a balanced mentality in tolerance and tolerance, and to grasp the pulse of life between taking and letting go. People who are good at making choices are more persistent and wiser than ordinary people.
"Life Wisdom Lessons on Giving and Gaining" takes you through the knowledge of giving and giving, the rules of giving and taking, the skills of giving and taking, and the strategies of giving and taking. It teaches you how to make choices about wealth, love, health, family, workplace, social interaction, and life, so that you can afford to take things, let them go, and become a happier person.
Reader comments
As the book says, we are always wandering between gains and losses, but only by learning to give up something can we get more. I think the point of "giving up decisively" mentioned in this book is very wise, just like Mencius said "giving up the fish and taking the bear's paw". However, I hate the kind of greedy people who want everything but may get nothing in the end. This book tells us to look at gains and losses with a normal heart, so that we can live a happier life. All in all, this is a very enlightening book and worth reading!
As the book says, we are always wandering between gains and losses, but only by learning to give up something can we get more. I think the point of "giving up decisively" mentioned in this book is very wise, just like Mencius said "giving up the fish and taking the bear's paw". However, I hate the kind of greedy people who want everything but may get nothing in the end. This book tells us to look at gains and losses with a normal heart, so that we can live a happier life. All in all, this is a very enlightening book and worth reading!
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