People who value the process and the people who value the result, how do you evaluate it?

A very simple sentence is - you pay attention to the process, and others pay attention to the result.

I don't believe there are people in this world who don't value results. Anyway, unless you never hoped for it, but if you never wanted to, then why would you do it?

And very old, only the process is not the result, who didn't say it when the result was not as good as expected? I have the right to say this as a comfort, to myself, and to others.

And there's nothing wrong with that, if it's actually this thing, a lot of times, it's not harmful, or when it's not very important to you, you can enjoy the process very happily, try to relax, and let yourself do it. In many cases, such a mindset will do a good job. But again, if you never hoped for an outcome, why would you bother to participate in the process?

Process and results? Do you mean evaluating these two types of people?

How do I think that this world is actually just that kind of people, all of them are results-oriented. This is very good, after all, there is a result, what you pay in the process is valuable, if you have been focusing on the process, has not been fruitful, then I think, your process of temperament, will soon be oppressed by life to the point of incompleteness.

But among the people who pay attention to the process, they can still divide according to what you say. One is more rational, that is, what you say is results-oriented; One is emotional, that is, what you call process-oriented. Of course, there is still a big difference between what I said and what you said, ...... the literal meaning of the twoOr, just ignore it?

Rationality is very good, after all, we need rationality to support it for most of our lives, but this kind of person has few feelings, so it is likely to be emotional paranoia, and this kind of person is dead and quite boring. I appreciate the kind of people who can be rational at all times, that is, always pay attention to the result, whether the process is treacherous, hard work, happiness or sadness, they only focus on the result, this is paranoia. You may feel cold-blooded, but I think it's better to be realistic than when you end up in a bamboo basket that is empty, and you accidentally insert the wrong foot and fall on the wrestling.

There's nothing wrong with being emotional. Natural romance is often envied and cannot be envied. People who are heavy on the process must have an optimistic and strong heart, otherwise it will not be good if the heart is not loaded and the shutdown is not good.

Emotional people, usually create better, and the cost is not high, just enough to let you enjoy the process slowly. Such people are happy, they know how to enjoy themselves in the process, after all, life must consume more time in the process than the time to enjoy after knowing the result. In this time, learning, enjoying, and understanding is actually a good result.

So, why bother to be too deliberately differentiated? Everyone is a result-oriented person, and those who can pay attention to the process and learn from it are the luckier ones who are more likely to learn.

Focus on the process, focus on the result, and in the end, don't you die on the same planet? Not the same result?

Well.. Everyone's life and goals are different ...

Personally, I think people who value results will be happier... Well.. It is important to enjoy the process ...

On the one hand, we have also struggled for results... So... You don't have to worry about your way ...

Just be clear about your direction ... Step up your game.. Of course...

Strive at the end ... It will pay off ...

Personally, I think the process is something that needs to be enjoyed. At least that will make you feel like you've been in vain.

At the end of the day, everyone's result is the same, sooner or later, they will die. The difference is in the process.

This kind of person can feel happiness.

Some people attach importance to results and will do whatever it takes.

And you're going to enjoy the process.

Not bad...