Everything will have results

Years ago, a young man worked in a marketing planning company. One day, one of his friends found him and said that his company wanted to do a small-scale investigation. Friends want young people to come forward, take the business to the next, and then the friends themselves to operate, the final investigation report is controlled by young people; of course, friends will give young people a fee.

That is indeed a small business, no big problem. After the market research report came out, the young people clearly saw the water, but he just made some text processing and changes, and then handed it over.

Things have passed like this.

One day a few years later, the young people formed a project team with others to complete the overall marketing plan for a large-scale shopping mall opened in Beijing. Unexpectedly, the other business executive clearly stated that the impression of young people is not good and requires substitution. Originally, the supervisor was the principal of the market research project of the year.

Perhaps, young people only accidentally encounter these two things, thus losing their chances; but this contingency has actually included the inevitability, because the more it is from the trivial little things, the more you can see the essence of a person. How can a person who is perfunctory and responsible for his own work be a serious and dedicated person? How can such a person win the trust and appreciation of others? The initial sloppyness of the young man is already destined to lose opportunities in the future. On the other hand, if a person does his best to do everything he does, he will certainly win more and more opportunities for himself.

In 1903, Pat O'Brien participated in a drama performance called "Upward, Upward" in New York. One of them was Pat's performance with two angry people.

Due to the lack of ideal response to the drama, the troupe later moved to a small theater to perform. The actor’s salary has also been cut, and their future is bleak. However, many years of education have made Pat a habit of “doing everything to do his best”; therefore, every performance, his whole body and mind are melted into the role, and always sweating when coming down from the field.

One day after 8 months, Pat received a call and invited him to participate in the filming of the title page.

It turned out that the director of the title page, Lewis Milston, accidentally saw "Upward, Upward", and Pat’s scene of quarreling with people at the table left a deep impression on him. So, he recommended that Pat play a role in a play on the title page.

This is the starting point for Pat O'Brien's career. In the future, he became a very famous movie star.

In a long life, the fate of everyone seems to be unpredictable, but in fact, every step we take today has already laid the groundwork for tomorrow. In other words, our tomorrow is determined by what we are doing today. In the long river of the years, everything we do is like a seed that we have sown. Under the nourishment of time, the seeds slowly root, sprout, squirt, bloom, and finally bear their own. fruit.