It was a very satisfying dinner, very plentiful, and just what I wanted. If I want to continue eating such sumptuous dinners, I must work even harder and earn more money. Otherwise, this might be the last time I eat such a lavish dinner.
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Many people are already very wealthy, but they still work tirelessly to earn more. They understand that only when you have enough money do you truly grasp its immense power.
You will always lose something, and you will always gain something. But no matter what you gain, you will eventually lose it all. In fact, life is a process of losing a lot, until you lose yourself.
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After you've painstakingly earned a few bitcoins... you certainly won't tell anyone, but there are signs that...
Bro, stop obsessing over your goddess. While you're shedding tears, your goddess is probably sweating buckets with someone else.
In life, you'll always face complex problems. You must accept them and solve them, just like solving your breakfast... though those are much trickier. But no problem, you're a master at solving difficult problems.
In life, some things are inevitably forgotten, while others are inevitably remembered. You can't forget everything, nor can you remember everything. What to forget? What to remember? It's all beyond our control. God has arranged everything.
As you weave through the bustling crowds, brushing past countless people, do you feel lost and confused? You're not the most outstanding one in the crowd, nor the worst. But you are unique. Everyone is like that. Rather than cherishing others, cherish yourself.
In life, everyone needs a few friends who can share both joy and sorrow, who will lend a helping hand when you need it, and who will readily offer help when your friends need it. But in reality, such friends are hard to find, so once you do, cherish them.
What did I discover? Is there some treasure buried here? Who would dig and bury this in such a dense forest? I'm a little scared 😱.
I used to love reading and was a frequent visitor to the library. But now I rarely read, and I haven't been to the library for many years. It's not that I've stopped thirsting for knowledge, but rather that times have changed. I can obtain almost any knowledge I need from the internet. Knowledge has always been changing my life; it just arrives here via a different path.
Many want to write history, but few are capable of doing so. Those who are capable of writing history do so precisely by exploiting those who are incapable of it. Most history is a case of "generals receive medals, soldiers receive graves."