Is there any way to judge a person s life?

If you don't want to, you can go out to another place, maybe it will be in harmony with your spirit, and you can transfer it.

The five elements are mutually reinforcing, easy to be poor, change, change, and no number of lives can control people for a lifetime.

But I think your mentality is still very good.

Ha ha.. This is also happiness.

In fact, as long as you are content and don't compare, you are happy. Think of yourself as having sound limbs and being healthy. At a time when so many people are dying of hunger in Africa... Ay.. O man ...

This life is fixed, but it can also be changed.

Tianxingjian, a gentleman with self-improvement.

If you can't change it, it is estimated that no one will want to be reincarnated as a human being.

Believing in ourselves, being optimistic, working hard, loving others, and being loved is our earthly happiness, not in comparison, not in how much wealth and status we have.

There are the following ways to change your fate:

1.Release more animals, quit killing, and try to be vegetarian.

2.Offering to monks, circulating Buddhist scriptures, printing Buddhist scriptures, copying Buddhist scriptures (such as the Jizo Bodhisattva Honwish Sutra) 3Give more (money, knowledge).

4.Recite it a thousand times a day.

Row the eight characters of the birthday, and some monasteries have a mage will. But LZ, that is a reference after all, and the fate is in your own hands.

Trust Jesus, and Jesus can change your life.

At the beginning of 2017, I had the book "How Do You Measure Your Life". At that time, I was thinking about my life: good health, work trade-offs, and family happiness, which seemed to be contradictory in terms of resource allocation. This book gives some food for thought and help.

My contradiction is that I work for the sake of work every day, I am very busy, and I can't get the affirmation of my family and partners yet - because I don't have more time to communicate with them, so that they think that I am not a qualified wife and daughter, and I am not a leader partner they like. Within 45 days after giving birth, I returned to work for some reasons, and for some reason I returned to work and took on a few more important tasks and tasks.

I am sad! Why did I give so much and get so far from what I imagined.

I didn't accomplish anything other than completing work projects and challenging goals, I wasn't happy, I felt frustrated and failed.

What's even more terrifying is that the body gave me a wake-up call, inadvertently I got gallstones, and after just more than a year of not paying attention, there were one and several stones of about 1cm that took root in my gallbladder. The doctor advised me to have surgery as soon as possible, after all, my pain was getting more and more frequent (almost once a week).

The author of the book, Professor Christensen of Harvard Business School, was diagnosed with lymphoma in 2010 and was invited by Harvard University to give a talk to business school graduates on the topic of "How Do You Measure Your Life?" The speech talked about the meaning of life from the most advanced management technology, with his own rich work experience and life thinking. The content of this book is derived from the essence of his speech:

I think this is his perception of life in the face of death.

For various reasons, I have only read this book through it, and I have not yet read it intensively.

But after reading the first two chapters, I told myself with certainty: I can't go on like this, I have to make a choice!

It can't just work, work is just a part of my life, although the completion of every job will bring me satisfaction, but it will not last long, I hope and pursue happiness!

I made the right choice. I reorganized my working time and life time, and I had a better understanding of life. My body has improved, I am more comfortable with my work, my friends like me more, and they all like to communicate with me.

I think I'm happy!

Because some of the contents of this book have benefited me a lot, I began to arrange time to read it intensively, so that I could take stock and re-understand and savor it.

I feel like I can do a little better now.

But this is not the most important chapter, the most important is the chapter about the family and the children. I feel like I'm still doing too little and not being competent enough mom.

I need to think about how I can improve in the next year or two – create a better family culture and develop my child's ability to apply processes. My life will be happier this way!

Try to make yourself happier!