February** Dynamic Incentive Plan The old people often say that people with hard mouths may lose something, but people with soft hearts may suffer a lot. Life always brings all kinds of problems and makes people suffer. But there are five types of people, and the more they live, the happier they become. Let's take a look.
First of all, it is a person who is in good health. No matter how much wealth you have for the rest of your life, health.
is the most important. Once you lose your health, money will not make up for it. My old neighbor has been in business for decades and has opened three stores specializing in liquor. The profit of wine is good, and he also makes a lot of money. There are properties in Beijing and Tianjin. However, due to perennial drinking, excessive intake of high-calorie food, and neglect of physical examination, the result is cerebral blood stasis. **A month later, I was transferred to Beijing, and it has been two months, and I still haven't woken up. The family is in chaos, and his wife doesn't understand many business affairs. What's the use of having more money here? Therefore, after the age of 50, staying healthy is the most important thing.
Secondly, there are people with a gentle temper. I found that people who are over fifty years old and make a lot of money have a good temper. Therefore, the kinder the temper, the greater the blessing. I've dealt with a small boss who is the kind of person who is gentle on the outside and doesn't lose his temper with anyone. Always unsmiling, giving people a sense of trustworthiness. In the heat of competition, he always wins. People with a mild temper have a rich heart, are cautious and principled, and are not prone to illness.
Third, there is a person of great virtue.
The Yellow Emperor's Neijing said that people with noble character usually enjoy a long life. I have observed around me that those who live a long life in old age usually have an open-minded mind, do not care about gains and losses, are tolerant and generous, and treat others with generosity and kindness. For example, there is a 97-year-old elderly man in our community who is still energetic and often comes out to play chess. The secret of his longevity is very simple, that is, he does not care about gains and losses, and treats young people more tolerantly, understandingly, and full of love.
These long-lived old people have experienced many years of hard work, but they have never harmed others or attempted ill-gotten gains, so they can sleep soundly in their old age.
In addition, people who know contentment often do not indulge in comparison, they understand the truth of contentment, they will not be greedy and jealous, and their lives will naturally be happier and more satisfying. I myself began to cultivate this mindset of not comparing, focusing only on my own growth and progress. Most of my family and friends around me are rich, live in luxury villas, and drive famous cars, but I don't compare for this, because I know that comparison will only bring unnecessary anxiety and trouble, and people are more popular than people, and the more they compare, the more tired they are, and the more they compare, the more unsatisfying they are. So I only focus on what I have and not envy what others have. Knowing how to be content is the true meaning of enjoying a better life.
Wise people are often able to think far into the future, and can maintain inner peace in the face of life's ups and downs and challenges, and not be easily swayed by the outside world. They take problems calmly, are not crushed by difficulties, and maintain a high level of wisdom in life. Therefore, people who can use wisdom to guide their lives, whether it is financial luck or family happiness, will usher in a bright future.
In general, after the age of 50, people who are virtuous, broad-minded, contented, wise and far-sighted tend to have a life of prosperity and prosperity. Can everyone agree on this?