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If you don't live life the way you "think," you'll only "think" the way you live. Everything in life is secretly assigned a price. If you try to take shortcuts, you will definitely be bitten back by that shortcut. So many people have actually lost a lot of things in exchange for some things that shouldn't belong to them at this stage.

In this era, if abilities cannot be effectively expressed, they are often difficult to be recognized as skills.

If you don't live according to the way you "want," you can only "think" in the way you live. Everything in life is secretly assigned a price. If you try to take shortcuts, you will definitely be bitten back by that shortcut. So many people actually lose a lot of things and end up with things that shouldn't belong to them at this stage.

Most of the friends of ordinary people are the same in the end. If you're a little better than them, they will envy you and compare themselves to you. If you're much better and don't help them, they will hold a grudge against you. If you're not friends from the start, they will be very polite to you instead.

Chinese commercial companies are only good at innovating from the perspective of human nature constraints: Pinduoduo tells you that people love to take advantage; Meituan tells you that people are lazy and love good food; friends circle tells you that people like to show off; lotteries tell you that people believe in luck; Moutai tells you that people care about face. They are all good at exploiting human weaknesses. For example, you can't drink Ye Tea, right? But why can you drink iced tea for 12 months? Leftover dishes can cause cancer and shouldn't be eaten, but why can pre-made dishes last

A person’s poor life is not just a matter of luck or external circumstances, but rather because their inner world has long been accustomed to poverty, illness, and suffering. This life pattern mostly stems from childhood education and long-term psychological conditioning. What is stored in the subconscious will be constantly repeated in life; even if happiness, health, and abundance are right in front of them, they will feel uncomfortable and ultimately return to familiar pain. For this reason, excessive pity cannot truly help them. If they are unwilling to change, unwilling to approach truth,

There's a very hurtful habit of internal conflict called "poverty thinking and exhaustive worry." It means repeatedly obsessing over a small issue, such as a minor argument with a friend or a friend replying half an hour late, and constantly replaying the details in your mind, becoming more anxious the more you think about it. This repetitive dwelling on unpleasant events only causes you to continuously drain yourself over the same matter. For example, if a passerby bumps into you and doesn't apologize, and you hold onto it for a week, it's as if they bumped into you for an entire week.

A netizen privately messaged me asking why Morris tirelessly updates content every day and constantly showcases his values. I am afraid—afraid that in five or ten years, AI will be corrupted by bad actors. Because the world does not naturally become better; it is subject to entropy and change. If you want the world to improve, you need to continuously oppose its deterioration.

Those who are afraid to refuse others usually have controlling parents, so essentially, it's not that they are afraid to refuse others, but that they don't want to betray their parents.

The so-called cultivation is to constantly see through your own hypocrisy and recognize your arrogance. You don't need to become better; you just need to become more aware.

Many people do not realize that what truly determines a person's destiny is not how many hardships they have experienced, but how they understand and interpret those hardships. According to professional psychological research, a person's rate of growth is not proportional to the amount of pain they endure. The real factors that play a decisive role are three key psychological mechanisms.
First is cognitive appraisal. When difficulties arise, the brain immediately defines them: Are they threats or information? Failures or feedback? Shame or prompts for "what to correct next"? This mode of eval

There are too many fools in the world. How naive must a person be to choose to close their eyes and believe that someone who doesn't let you "speak" will truly create a beautiful future for you.

If teacher bullying occurs within the system and peer bullying occurs within groups, then there is a more covert and even harder-to-escape form of bullying that happens within intimate relationships, especially within families. Whether it constitutes bullying depends not on the form but on the function: as long as a relationship is characterized by long-term significant power imbalance, unidirectional rule-setting, and the inability of the weaker party to appeal or withdraw, it is structurally bullying. Common manifestations of implicit bullying in families include: 1. Deprivation of the right

You have many sources of pain, all because you pursue a sense of rationality. You always want to make sense, always want to establish a single logic amidst chaotic relationships and environments, seek definitive answers, confirm who is right or wrong, whether causality holds, and if the outcome is fair. But reality doesn't have that much rationality; most human behaviors stem from desire, instinctual wounds, or unconscious psychological motives. If you cannot accept the gray areas in people and relationships, you will inevitably feel deep disappointment. Many internally conflicted personalitie

The biggest taboo in life is to obsess over those who briefly stay in your life. Those who only accompany you for a few months or even a year or two are not worth spending a lifetime reminiscing about. Remember, most people will eventually fade out of your life, whether they are colleagues, friends, or even lovers. In fact, fate is a cycle of coming and going; you should face it with the mindset that all things are for my use. In this way, every relationship either brings you happiness or teaches you growth. Always believe that when someone leaves, it’s because the magnetic fields are not quit

Many people are confused: since many important outcomes in life do not happen according to plan but emerge from accidental deviations, should we still act with purpose? Could purposefulness actually limit us? This question itself is very clever, but it asks at the wrong level. The issue is never "to have purpose or not," but rather where purpose and randomness should each stand within the structure of action. Structurally, purpose is a tool for anticipating the future; its role is to judge whether a direction is worth investing in. Randomness, on the other hand, does not arrive randomly; it al

In China, why do problems keep repeating but rarely get truly resolved? If you find that many issues recur repeatedly but are seldom genuinely addressed, it's usually not because the problems are too complex, but because the way the system operates has changed. We can break down this change into four consecutive stages:
First, avoiding uncertainty. When the costs of failure increase and correcting errors becomes difficult, the system prioritizes stability. As a result, terms like "big picture," "historical phase," "risk prevention," and "correct direction" begin to appear frequently. The commo

Why are the kinder people poorer? Because you are embarrassed to talk about money, embarrassed to refuse, and always want to be a good old man, but everyone treats you as a fool. The essence of business is value exchange, not charity. Kindness without boundaries is punishing oneself.

The core of inner strength lies in whether you become the absolute decision-maker of your own life. Strong pressure resistance and emotional stability are only appearances, and the real core lies in whether you have absolute control over every choice you make, dare to choose, admit accounts, and do not look back, which is a high degree of autonomy. People with fragile hearts often rely on others for their decision-making systems, and parental expectations, social clocks, and partner emotions can easily tamper with their life choices. Highly autonomous people have clear boundaries, are not affe