Success lies in sticking to the short story 1 More than 100 years ago, a poor shepherd and his two young sons herded sheep for others to make a living.
One day, they drove the sheep to a hillside, and a group of geese flew over their heads singing and soon disappeared in the distance. The shepherd's youngest son asked his father, "Where did the goose go?" The shepherd said, "They are going to a warm place, where they will settle down and spend the cold winter." The eldest son blinked and said enviously, "If only I could fly like a wild goose." The youngest son also said, "I wish I were a flying goose!" "
The shepherd was silent for a while, and then said to his two sons, "You can fly if you want."
The two sons tried, but neither could fly. They looked at their father suspiciously. The shepherd said, "Let me fly to you." So he opened his arms, but he couldn't fly. However, the shepherd said firmly, "I can't fly because I am old." You are still young. As long as you keep working hard, you will fly and go where you want to go in the future. "
The two sons firmly remember their father's words and have been working hard. When they grow up, when their brother is 36 and their brother is 32, they can really fly, because they invented the plane. These two men are the Wright brothers in America.
The heart is there, the dream is there; Irrigation with your heart, the flower of dreams will eventually bloom.
Success lies in persistence. A baby eagle accidentally fell out when its mother was out foraging. The hen happened to see it, so she picked it up and fed it with a group of chickens.
With the passage of time, the baby eagle grew up day by day and gradually got used to the life of the chicken, and the chicken also regarded it as its own kind. Like them, it goes out to eat and never tries to fly high.
One day, when the baby eagle was out foraging, she suddenly met her mother. She was very surprised to see the baby eagle and said to it, "Baby eagle, why are you here?" Fly to the sky with me! " "
The eagle said, "I am not an eagle, I am a chicken." I can't fly. How can I fly on such a high day? "
Mother eagle is a little angry with baby eagle, but she still encourages it loudly: "baby eagle, you are not a chicken, you are an eagle fighting against the blue sky!" " Do not believe! Let's go to the cliff, and I'll teach you to fly high. "
Then, the baby eagle followed the mother eagle to the edge of the cliff, trembling with tension. Mother eagle said patiently, "Don't be afraid, son." Watch how I fly, learn from me, push, push. The baby eagle trembled and finally took off under the guidance of her mother. ...
Everyone is an eagle, but after living in a chicken way or chicken environment for a long time, he no longer believes in his potential. The difference between heaven and earth is just flapping your wings.
Please believe in yourself and believe that you are also an eagle.
Success lies in persistence. On the first day of school, Socrates, a great philosopher in ancient Greece, said to his students, "Today we only learn the simplest and easiest things to do. Everyone throws their arms forward as much as possible and then throws them back as much as possible. " Socrates said, and demonstrated it again: "Starting today, do it 300 times a day. Can everyone do it? "
The students all laughed. I think, what can't be done with such a simple thing? After a month, Socrates asked the students, "Who insists on throwing 300 times a day?" 90% of the students raised their hands proudly. After another month, Socrates asked again, at that time, only 80% students persisted.
A year later, Socrates asked everyone again: "Please tell me, who else insisted on the simplest cutting movement?" Only one person in the whole classroom raised his hand. This student is Plato, another famous philosopher in ancient Greece.
The hardest thing in the world is persistence. Success lies in persistence.
Success lies in persistence. Andersen's father was a shoemaker when he was very young. He died, leaving him and his mother to live a poor life.
One day, he and a group of children were invited to the palace to meet the prince and asked for a reward. He sang hopefully and recited the script, hoping that his performance would be appreciated by the prince.
After the performance, the prince asked him kindly, "What can I do for you?"
Andersen said confidently, "I want to write a play and perform it at the Royal Theatre."
The prince looked at the clumsy boy, with a clown's big nose and a pair of melancholy eyes from head to toe, and said to him, "it is one thing to recite the script, but it is another to write it." I advise you to learn a useful craft! "
However, Andersen, who had a dream, did not go home to learn the craft of life, but broke his piggy bank, bid farewell to his mother and went to Copenhagen to pursue his dream. He wandered around Copenhagen, knocking on the doors of all Copenhagen nobles, and no one paid attention to him. He never thought of retreating. He has been writing epics and love novels, which failed to attract people's attention. Although Joe is sad, he still insists on writing.
1820, Andersen wrote several fairy tales at random, which unexpectedly caused children to scramble to read them. Many readers are eager for the publication of his new book. This year, he was 30 years old.
Until the cold days, many fairy tales written by Andersen, such as The King's New Clothes and The Ugly Duckling, accompanied many children in the world to grow up healthily.
People as smart as you, no matter how hard the environment is, don't bow to it, just stick to it. Although the sand is barren and dry, the green cactus still straightens up and lets itself bloom with colorful flowers.
Success lies in persistence. Every day we are busy with life and work. Doing the same thing, some people succeed, and some people just do it. Why? In a word: insist! Successful people are willing to work hard and persist in addition to their own talents. To put it bluntly, most of us are lazy. If you are diligent, if you persist, you will always get something.
For example, my colleague Li, who is not a computer major, is crazy about computers. When he was working in the workshop, he had an idea that one day he wanted to work in a government department. With this goal, he worked hard, persisted and succeeded. He bought himself a computer before others used it much. In 20xx, he spent 65438+ 1 000 yuan. At that time, computers were expensive.
After I bought it, I spent every day on the computer, pondering and studying it every day. I'm sure I'll get something. He is not satisfied with the status quo because he likes computers. He took the soft computer exam, bought a lot of books, and read until late at night every day. Computer books are boring, which is hard to understand. He didn't give up, went on studying and taking exams. This computer exam is only twice a year. In this way, over and over again, he took the exam for three years and finally got the intermediate title of computer. Now he is in my department. People are constantly expensive, and they are vividly in his mind.
No one is born successful, timely and talented, and helped by others. If he doesn't work hard and make progress, he will definitely not succeed. Everything has its merits. From the beginning, if you want to do it, you must stick to it. Only if you persist can we succeed.
I insist on playing table tennis every day. I slept soundly in the morning. I could choose not to get up or sleep for a while, but I didn't do that. I got up to exercise? Not exactly. In order to persist and do one thing well, I need to do it. For the sake of hobbies, not necessarily, this thing has been done and persisted. I think nothing can stop me from moving forward.
We eat, wear and eat every day because we are hungry. We wear clothes to hide our shame. If you think of doing things as eating and dressing every day, why not succeed? Take table tennis as an example. Whoever insists on a board last is the last king, provided that players at the same level compete.
There is a kind of success called persistence. No matter what I do now, I always think of persistence. Persistence is the premise, persistence is the motivation, and persistence is the golden key to success. Friend, do you want to succeed? Please insist! The sunshine belongs to you, and the sky belongs to you. Life belongs to you.
Success lies in the persistence of the short story 6 1947. He came to the Philippines to help local guerrillas clear the Japanese soldiers left in the jungle. One day, he walked out of the forest with eight thin Japanese soldiers. On the way, he saw them stop from time to time and silently bow their heads in front of the dirt grave on the roadside. He asked doubtfully, "Are these all your comrades in arms?"
"yes." A moustache replied in broken English, "It's a pity that they didn't die on the battlefield, but were killed by something in the forest."
Seymour asked curiously, "What is that?"
The moustache told him that after the Japanese navy was defeated by the American navy, 34 Japanese soldiers fled into the primitive jungle. They lost contact with the outside world and had to find a way to survive first.
There are banana trees all around. At first, everyone made a living by eating bananas. Gradually, some people got tired of picking other wild fruits and tasting them in advance, or hunting rabbits, lizards and other animals to satisfy themselves. Only 8 of them are worried about food safety and insist on eating bananas.
Others laugh at their stupidity and cowardice, and they don't know how to enjoy food, but they are not tempted. Unexpectedly, not long after, someone died of eating poisonous wild fruits by mistake, or caused a violent reaction after eating wild animals. Finally, only eight people survived.
Seymour listened quietly, and after a while, he sighed with emotion, "but this is indeed the wisest way to survive!" " "
Seymour engaged in supercomputer research after returning to China. Once he made a development plan for the company, with only a few figures: five-year plan-building the fastest computer in the world; One-year plan-complete one-fifth of the above plan. In fact, in the next 40 years, he focused on upgrading supercomputers, and his products once dominated similar markets.
Seymour's full name is Seymour Clay, and he is honored as "the father of supercomputers". He often said that the simplest persistence in life is often the most effective strategy.
Success lies in the persistence of short stories. Seven leaps, not ten steps; This is a great contribution to the success of Ma Xu. Similarly, the secret of success is not to achieve it overnight, but to persevere.
There is such a story.
1987, she 14 years old, selling tea in a small town in Yiyang, Hunan, 1 10 cents a cup. Because her teacup is one size bigger than others, it sells fastest. At that time, she was always busy happily.
1990, she 17 years old. She moved the tea stall to Yiyang City and sold the unique "tea smashing" in the area. Making tea is more troublesome, but it can also fetch a good price. Yes, her small business is always busy.
1993, at the age of 20, she was still selling tea, but the place where she sold it changed again. In Changsha, the provincial capital, the stall has also become a small storefront. After the guests enter the door, they can taste the hot fragrant tea. After enjoying it, they will pay for one or two bags of tea more or less.
1997, she is 24 years old and has been rolling around between teas for ten years. At this time, she has owned 37 teahouses all over Changsha, Xi, Shenzhen, Shanghai and other places. Tea merchants in Anxi, Fujian and Hangzhou, Zhejiang, all gave thumbs up when they mentioned her name.
In 2003, when she was 30 years old, her biggest dream came true. "In countries that are used to drinking coffee, there are also teahouses filled with tea fragrance, which I opened ..." When she said this, she had already opened teahouses in Hong Kong and Singapore.
There is another story.
Freshman starts school. "I only learned the simplest things today. Everyone tries to throw their arms forward, and then try to throw them backwards, doing it 300 times a day. " The teacher said.
After a month, 90% of people persisted. Another month passed, and only 80% was left.
A year later, the teacher asked, "If you still insist on 300 times a day, please raise your hand!" Only one person in the whole classroom raised his hand, and he later became a great philosopher in the world.
These are two true stories. Let's remember their names! Meng Qiaobo and Plato, a tea merchant and great philosopher.
From these two stories, we can find that there is no secret to success, but perseverance is the key. Any great cause is perseverance and giving up halfway. In fact, the easiest thing in the world is persistence, and the most difficult thing is persistence. That's easy to say, because anyone can do it if they want to; It is difficult because only a few people can really persist. Pasteur famously said, "I'll tell you the secret of my goal. My only strength is my persistence. "
I have had the idea of giving up since I was engaged in the futures industry, but I was always moved by their persistence and persistence. I once wrote in my futures dream: "I like the magic and magic of futures." After countless green and thin days, the road ahead is full of thorns and tests. Perseverance will bring dreams and hopes. " Today, I'm also trying and persisting, but I just want to go all the way.
Isn't that what life is all about? From "last night, the west wind adjusted the green trees, climbed the building alone and looked at the horizon." To "the belt is getting wider and wider, but I don't regret it, because I am thin." Then I went to "the crowd looked for her for thousands of Baidu, and suddenly I looked back, but that person was in the dim light." Everyone should stick to it and stick to the confusion, understanding and true meaning of life. Only in this way, in your old age, when you think about it carefully, will you feel that you have not wasted your beautiful years, and your whole life is full of value.
Success lies in persistence. When Henry Ward Beecher was a little boy, he learned a lifelong lesson from the school classroom.
On this day, the teacher called Little Beecher to the podium and asked him to recite the newly learned text. Beecher is a diligent student. It is not difficult for him to recite a text.
Beecher started out confident. But just after reciting the beginning, Beecher heard the teacher next to him say a word with a heavy heart-no, Beecher paused for a few seconds, hesitating whether to continue reciting. A few minutes later, Beecher's recitation was interrupted by the teacher's repeated "no" Beecher panicked and he became tongue-tied. Reciting can't go on. Beecher lowered his head and returned to his seat, lifting his head in shame.
Another student was named by the teacher to recite the text. The teacher used the same trick and interrupted his recitation with "no" from time to time, but he persisted and took his time until he finished reciting the text. When the classmate returned to his seat, the teacher applauded him happily and praised him and said, "You did a good job!" " "
Little Beecher couldn't sit still any longer. He stood up and protested angrily to the teacher: "I just recite as well as him, and I am not wrong." The teacher looked at him with a smile and asked, "Then why don't you insist?"
The teacher stood back to the podium and said to the whole class in a firm voice, "I hope you can understand this truth in this class: when the world is saying' no' to you, all you have to do is believe in yourself, say' yes' to yourself firmly and prove it to the world with actions."
The teacher's words deeply touched little Beecher's heart. With self-confidence and hard work, Beecher became a respected priest when he grew up, and later became one of the most influential religious figures in America in the19th century.
The world we live in is repeating "no" to us with various voices every day. "No, you can't", "No, you're wrong", "No, you're too young", "No, your education doesn't meet our requirements" and "No, your idea is unrealistic" ... These denials mercilessly swallowed up many people's ambitions and doused countless enthusiasm and self-confidence. However, when a similar voice rings in your ear again, when the world says "no" to you, please remember the teacher's words-why don't you stick to it?
Success lies in sticking to the short story 9 1979. Evans, aged 16, is a freshman in Manchester University, England, and holds a position in the Student Union. Just as he was looking forward to a bright future, he felt a sharp pain in his brain. At first he thought it was a bad rest and didn't take it seriously. Finally, one day he fainted in class. According to the doctor's diagnosis, he has an egg-sized tumor in his brain and needs immediate surgery. After recovering from the operation, he returned to school.
Almost a year before graduation, I went to physical education class once. Without warning, Evans suddenly fell to the ground, foaming at the mouth and twitching his limbs. The doctor said he had epilepsy, which was a sequela of the operation.
Evans had a seizure and could not study normally, so he had to drop out of school 198 1.
He first found a statistical job in a local steel mill. In less than two years, 1983 steel plant went bankrupt and he lost his job. Evans just turned 20 this year.
According to the relevant regulations in Britain, patients like Evans can live on the welfare provided by the government, but he doesn't want to spend his time in such a muddle, vowing that he will never waste the rest of his life and must find another job.
Evans would never have thought that since then, he has started a long road to job hunting.
At first, he found several positions as a driver, but when people heard that he had epilepsy, they all declined. He adjusted his thinking, stopped looking for jobs related to controlling mechanical equipment, and focused on relatively easy jobs. However, after submitting resumes again and again, I am always disappointed. Many friends advised him not to mention that he had epilepsy when submitting his resume in the future, otherwise it would be difficult to do so. But he said: "If you hide your illness, you will feel uneasy even if you find a job temporarily. I should tell the truth. I think, as long as I insist, there is always a job that suits me. "
During this period, Evans applied for jobs including teaching, accounting and secretarial work, all of which ended in failure. He didn't lose heart and still ran around.
In order to adapt to the new situation, he charged while applying for a job. He can't remember how many training courses he attended and how many certificates he got, but he still faces ups and downs again and again.
Although he sometimes feels exhausted and flinches, the thought of his oath brings him back to the battlefield.
In a blink of an eye, 20 years have passed, and Evans has entered the age of no doubt from the young boy of that year. However, not only has the job not been settled, but it has also delayed finding a girlfriend. Familiar people joked with him: "You can do nothing now, just be a guide for those young job seekers, and you will get rich every time you charge them a certain fee, and maybe you will meet the right person."
Every time he hears such a joke, Evans always smiles indifferently and goes on with his own business. He always believes that as long as he persists, his wish will come true one day.
He found the hospital that operated on his brain tumor at that time, and while volunteering, he continued to look for recruitment information from newspapers and magazines. Doctors and nurses were moved by his persistence and provided him with relevant information in succession, which increased his confidence.
Six years later, just entering June of 20 10, Evans finally got a reply from a nursing home after submitting more than 360 resumes, agreeing to recruit him as a nursing assistant, and took office on June 2 1 0 of that month.
At this time, Evans is 46 years old and has been looking for a job for 27 years, making him the longest job seeker in British history.
Asked about Evans' mood at the moment, he was deeply touched: "When this nursing home told me that I got the job as a nursing assistant, I couldn't believe it. I asked them to say it again, but I was still dubious when I put the phone down. Although I experienced many setbacks, I never stopped trying. I know it is easy to sit down and live on welfare, but I don't want to waste the rest of my life. I believe that as long as I keep looking, no matter how many years, I will find a job one day. Now it finally pays off, which not only enhances my confidence, but also makes me understand a truth: since I have identified one thing, I have the courage to persist in doing it, and the final winner must be you! "
Success lies in sticking to the short story 10. During the day, she is a maid. He is bloated, his hair is unkempt, his nails are covered with black mud, and he is doing all kinds of chores. He is often clamored by his landlady for rent and abuse, and he is overwhelmed by life. But whenever night comes, in her shabby hut, under the dim oil lamp, she lies on the floor and paints seriously-this is the happiest time of her day, which makes her forget her fatigue and tiredness.
She didn't draw a table or cloth, and even the paint was her own "exclusive formula" made of mud at the bottom of the river, weeds on the roadside, church candle grease, animal blood and bread crumbs. She used her finger as a pen and drew her own picture on a small board.
In the French town of Sanlis, her life was lonely for 50 years. Nobody paid attention to her. People only know that she is a servant of Mrs dufour's family.
19 14 One day, the famous German art critic Wood came across a small wooden board with an apple painted on it, which was thrown in the corner at Mrs. dufour's dinner: it stood quietly in the corner, and its rich colors gave it vitality. Wood was very surprised and quickly asked the author's name. Mrs. dufour said contemptuously that it was only painted by a maid named Sahefen at home, but she had never learned any painting.
Wood bought the painting at once. He found Sahefen and said, You are a talented female painter. I want to help you learn painting and hold a solo exhibition for you in Paris in the future.
But Sahfen's good fortune had just begun, and fate played a cruel joke on her. When World War I broke out, German troops entered France. Before Wood was forced to flee France, he told Sahfen that he wanted her to continue painting. She is getting older and older, and many people don't want to hire her. She only eats one meal a day and lives on people's relief. Although life is so hard and there are wars outside the window, Sahfen seems to have forgotten everything and insisted on painting every day.
13 years have passed. When Wood came to Senris town again, he saw an exhibition of paintings with Sahefen's name on it. He didn't expect that she was still alive. I came to Sahfen's shabby hut, which was full of colorful paintings with different postures. Like elves, they admire the strength and perseverance of their hostess. Sahfen said, "You know what, sir? Stick to your own works and you will find God in the pot. When I am sad, I will go to the wild, touch trees and talk to flowers and birds. Everything will be fine. "
With the support of wood, Sahfen bought shiny silverware for the first time and had a spacious studio for the first time. She made herself the most expensive tulle skirt at the opening ceremony of the Paris Art Exhibition. However, fate seems to have played a trick on Sahfen again. On the eve of the exhibition, the unprecedented global economic crisis broke out, Sahfen's works suddenly lost buyers, and Wood's personal property was confiscated by the French government. Sad and disappointed, Sahfen returned to the shabby hut. In the dim candlelight, she drew wildly with a brush.
1942, Sahefen died alone in a nursing home. From 65438 to 0945, with the efforts of Wood, Sahefen's works were finally exhibited in Paris and all over the world, and Sahefen became a famous painter of modern French primitive painting school in one fell swoop.
Everyone comes to this world with a unique mission and value. Everyone has a god in his pot, because everyone is unique.