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There was a young man named Rumi, and one day, he suddenly became curious about the world.

The young man nodded and gave him some money and moved on. Then he saw a group of children playing in the park, and he ran over to a small child and asked, "Little friend."

The mood suddenly brightened, and then he whistled and left. Then he saw an old woman sewing clothes in a window, and Rumi walked over and asked, "Grandma, what do you think of the world?"

The old grandmother raised her head and said earnestly: What is the mentality, what the world is! After saying that, he lowered his head and continued to sew clothes, Rumi thought to himself:

Oh, yes! Look at that beggar, he is so pitiful, but no one gives him money and pities him, his mentality is naturally dark, so he feels that this world is dark! And to see that child, he plays with children every day, lives a carefree life, and his mentality is naturally happy, so he is happy in my world!

So, if mindset can change the world, why bother thinking about unpleasant things! It's better to cheer up and live each day well.

When Socrates was a bachelor, he lived with a few friends in a small house of only seven or eight square meters. Although life is very inconvenient, he is always happy all day long. Someone asked him:

With so many people huddled together, it's hard to even turn around, what's there to do? Socrates said, "Isn't it a pleasure to have friends together, to exchange ideas and feelings at any time?"

After a while, the friends got married one after another and moved out one after another. Socrates was the only one left in the room, but he was still alive and well. The man asked again

You're alone, what's there to be happy and stupid about? "I have a lot of books! A book is a teacher.

How can you not be happy to be with so many teachers and be able to consult them all the time? ”

A few years later, Socrates also became a family and moved into a building. The building has seven floors, and his home is on the lowest floor. The ground floor is the worst in this building, the top is always pouring sewage below, throwing dead rats, broken shoes, stinky socks and miscellaneous dirty things, the man saw that he still looked self-satisfied, and asked curiously

Are you happy to stay in such a room? "Yes! You don't know how wonderful it is to live on the first floor!

For example, you don't have to climb a high staircase to enter the door; It is convenient to move things, and it doesn't have to take a lot of effort; It's easy for friends to visit, and there's no need to knock on the door to ask for ...... floorsWhat particularly satisfies me is that I can raise a bunch of flowers and plant a bunch of vegetables in the open space, these funs are endless! Socrates couldn't help but say.

Later, the man met Plato, a student of Socrates, and asked, "Yours."'The teacher is always so happy and happy, but I feel that the environment he is in every time is not so good. Plato said, "It is not the circumstances that determine a person's mood, but the state of mind." ”

At work, peace and optimism are the most important things. Any dissatisfaction and complaining about the objective environment is useless, and only facing the work with a positive spirit is the best way to solve the problem.