As a person experiences more, he will gradually become calm and composed. This is because experiences push people to think more and go deeper into the nature and meaning of things. When they understand the truth of the world and the value of life, they will let go of the attachment and anxiety in their hearts and become relieved and broad.
The things that once fascinated and excited them gradually became less important under the tempering of experience. They are able to look at these things in a calmer, more objective manner, and are no longer confused and troubled by them. This kind of calmness and composure is not only an external performance, but also an inner calmness and calmness.
This calmness comes from the understanding and comprehension of life. They begin to understand that the meaning of life is not the pursuit of short-term happiness and satisfaction, but the realization of one's own self-worth and the pursuit of a higher realm. Instead of being distracted and anxious about something insignificant, they focus on their own growth and development, pursuing higher and farther goals.
This calmness and composure also comes from respect for oneself and others. Instead of hurting others for their own selfish gain, they learn to empathize and respect the feelings of others. They also learn to accept their imperfections and shortcomings, face their shortcomings with a more positive attitude, and strive to improve themselves and become better people.
The more a person goes through, the calmer and more composed they becomeThis calmness and composure not only comes from the understanding and comprehension of life, but also from respect for oneself and others. This calmness and calmness enable them to better face the challenges and difficulties of life and become better and more successful people.