Inspirational life philosophy stories, life philosophy inspirational stories

Be good at learning, being good at understanding, being good at observing, and good at summarizing, and you will find that the wisdom of life is everywhere. The following is a summary of inspirational stories of life philosophy for your reference.

When I was a child, my father did something that I still remember vividly.

My father was a carpenter, and he often helped others build houses, and every time he finished building a house, he would pick up the broken bricks and tiles that others had discarded and unwanted, or one or two, or three or five. Sometimes, when he saw bricks or stones on the side of the road, he would pick them up and put them in a basket to take home. Over time, there was a mess of broken bricks in my yard.

I couldn't figure out the usefulness of this pile of things, but I felt that my father's already small yard had been left with no room for maneuver. Until one day, my father began to dig trenches and mud walls in a small open space in the corner of the yard, and put together the pile of rotten bricks left and right, and a small boxy house actually rose from the ground. My father drove the pigs and sheep that were kept running around in the open air into the small house, and then cleaned the yard, and my family was the envy of the whole village'Yard and pig barn.

At that time, I just thought that my father was amazing, and he built a house by himself. At that time, my family was so poor that it was almost a problem to eat, but my father did not give up, and he picked up bricks and broken tiles day after day, and finally one day he had enough bricks to build the house of his heart.

In the days that followed, the spirit that was condensed by this event has been inspiring to me. When I'm doing things, I usually ask myself two questions: first, what is the goal of doing this, and second, how much effort is needed to get it done, and then I have to be patient, because bricks are not enough in a day.

Finishing is an errand, which is the minimum requirement; To do well is to do your best and pursue perfection. The difference between one word and the meaning is thousands of miles apart.

Many people only want to finish things, the quality is rough, the structure is loose, and many processed products are like this, only seeking quantity but not quality, the value is not high, and the reputation is not good.

However, many works of art have been tempered and carved thousands of times, although the quantity is not much, the quality is perfect, and has won a lot of vision and praise.

"Done" and "done" have their own reasons, each has its own needs, and the effort and intentions are also different. No matter the interpersonal relationship, no matter the workplace, no matter the entrustment, no matter the explanation, no matter the transaction, no matter the commitment, we should aim to do a good job.

A master asked his apprentice to tidy up the garden. The first apprentice was careless, cutting the grass and cutting down the trees, but did not see the beauty of the garden, but added to the sense of desolation; The second apprentice was very attentive, not only preparing the land and weeding, but also planting flowers and grass according to the topography, and the garden suddenly became imposing and distinctive. The master said to the first apprentice:

You're done. He said to the second apprentice, "You're done."

The difference is immediate. Some people did it hastily in order to finish it; Some people work hard to do a good job. As a result, one has a negative entrustment, and the other has an explanation. Of course, the reviews vary.

Those who are as smart as you and me, "finishing" requires patience, "doing well" requires wisdom, and patience and wisdom can "finish" and "do well".