The letter from the oil king to himself: Your attitude at work determines your happiness.

After you have been working for a while, you find that your enthusiasm for work is slowly diminishing. There is no such passion when you first start working. There is a contradiction between you and your colleagues. I feel that my work is unchanged every day. tired. You know very well that you can no longer be so sloppy, but you don't know how to be good. If you have these distress, look at a letter written by the American oil king Rockefeller to his son. In the letter, he told his son: "If you regard work as a kind of happiness, life is a paradise; if you regard work as an obligation, life It’s hell.” This is a positive outlook on life. I believe everyone will benefit from it.

Dear John:

There is a fable that is very meaningful and makes me feel a lot. The fable says: In ancient Europe, when someone died, he found himself in a wonderful place to enjoy everything. He just stepped into the land, and someone who looked like a waiter came over and asked him: "Mr. What do you need? Here you can have everything you want: all the delicacies, all possible Entertainment and a variety of pastimes, including many beautiful ladies, can make you enjoy yourself."

After listening to this person, I was a little surprised, but very happy. He secretly hijacked: This is not my dream in the world! He is enjoying all the delicacies and delicious food all day long while enjoying the beauty.

However, one day, he felt so boring about all this, so he said to the waiter: "I am very tired of all this, I need to do something. Can you find a job for me?"

He did not expect that the answer he got was shaking his head: "I am sorry, my husband, this is the only thing we can't do for you. There is no work here for you."

This person is very frustrated; he waved angrily and said, "This is really bad! Then I will stay in hell!"

"What do you think, where are you?" the waiter said softly.

John, this very humourous fable, seems to tell me that losing a job is tantamount to losing happiness. But unfortunately, some people have to realize this after they are unemployed. This is unfortunate!

I can be proud to say that I have never tasted the unemployed; it is not my luck, but that I never regard work as a hard-working hard work, but I can find unlimited happiness from my work. I believe that work is a privilege that brings more things than maintaining life. Work is the foundation of all business, and the source of all prosperity is also the genius of the shape. Work makes young people work harder and do more than their parents, no matter how rich they are. Work is expressed in the most humble savings and lays the foundation for happiness. Work is a salt that adds to the taste of life. But people must love it first, and work can give the greatest favor and the greatest results.

When I first entered the business world, I often heard that it takes a lot of sacrifice for a person to climb to the peak. However, as the years passed, I began to understand that many people who are climbing to the peak are not "paying the price." They work hard because they really love work. Anyone who climbs up in any industry is fully committed to what they are doing and is dedicated. The work that I sincerely love to do is naturally successful. Love to work is a belief. With this conviction, we can cut the mountain of despair into a rock of hope. A great painter said well, "The pain will pass, but the beauty will last forever."