Making yourself better and better is everyone's inner pursuit. To achieve this, we need to cultivate the following five states of mind:
1. Awe.
Reverence is an attitude of respect and respect for things. We should be in awe of nature, of life, of knowledge, because they are the foundation of our growth and progress. Only with reverence can we remain humble, keep learning and exploring, and thus constantly improve our knowledge and abilities.
2. Be humble.
Humility is not a state of mind that is complacent or arrogant. Only by remaining humble can we continue to learn from others, absorb new knowledge, and constantly improve ourselves. At the same time, humility can also make us more humble to listen to the opinions and suggestions of others, so as to better correct our own shortcomings.
3. Thanksgiving.
Gratitude is a sense of gratitude for the help and support of others. We should be grateful to our parents, teachers, and friends, because they have given us selfless love and support as we grew up. Only with gratitude can we cherish what we have now and work harder to pursue our dreams.
Fourth, inclusiveness.
Tolerance is an tolerance and understanding of different perspectives, cultures, and lifestyles. We should respect the choices and rights of others, understand their situations and feelings, and build harmonious interpersonal relationships. Only by being inclusive can we better integrate into society and better cooperate and communicate with others.
Fifth, the normal heart.
Ordinary heart is a peaceful attitude towards the gains and losses, honors and disgraces, successes and failures in life. We should treat everything in life with a normal heart, not be moody because of temporary gains and losses, and not be proud and complacent because of temporary honor and disgrace. Only by maintaining a calm mind can we better face the challenges and difficulties in life, so as to maintain inner peace and calm.
In short, to make ourselves better and better, we need to cultivate the five states of mind: awe, humility, gratitude, tolerance, and normalcy. Only in this way can we maintain peace of mind and calmness, keep learning and improving, so that we can become better and more remarkable.