Let diligence become your habit

Let diligence be your habit. <br />Diligence is the foundation of all virtues.
Diligence is a habit. Habits are things that you intentionally or unintentionally do. We are controlled by our habits. When the habit is still immature, they are like cubs, like soft, fluffy, cute, playful animals. They grew up day by day and finally took control of you.
Choose to let the habits control you. Diligence is the habit of making more money, you should choose carefully.
If you are a diligent person, then you will be happy. When you earn more than you spend, when you produce more than you consume, your life is a success, you will be full of courage, vitality, ambition and goodwill. The world is beautiful, because the world is a world that people see. When you are satisfied, the world will satisfy you.
Diligent habits prove that you have the ability to control your body, and you are the guide to your own soul. You can take care of yourself and do your best to produce the rest.
In this way, you can not only take care of yourself, but you can also take care of others. You can support your wife and children, and you can help the weak and the unfortunate. This is life.
If a person can't support himself, then in a sense, he is not worthy of being a man. If a person can't make a living, then he is no better than a wild man.
"All wealth comes from farming," Adam? ? Smith wrote this. He has written a very interesting book on the subject of diligence. The "The Wealth of Nations" was published in the same year that the Declaration of Independence was signed. Bakr said it was one of the greatest books.
In this book, there is a saying: “All wealth comes from farming.” Now we say: “All wealth comes from hard work.” Let us also say: “All wealth comes from the cultivation of love. "Successful labor is the labor of love."
The labor and diligence of love are hand in hand. A person who is not diligent is a slave to the environment. Destiny tells us: "Do this, or you will go hungry." If you have no surplus, then you are the plaything of opportunity, the hostage of the environment, the slaves of others, the leaves of the wind.
The rest gives you the power to command, but it will give you inner self-examination, so that you know that you are a self-sufficient person.
Therefore, to develop this diligent habit, the sooner the better. No matter how big you are or how many years you have lived, you can start saving things today, save money from the money you earn, and save no matter how much you save.
On a busy roadside, there is a country school, a typical red school building.
The teacher is a hunchback. Once, he wrote: "I don't know anything about science. I just like my children. We study together and work together." So, on the side of the school, in a summer vacation, there is a school garden. There, each child has his own small flower garden or vegetable garden.
The students plant what they want to plant. They sometimes dig up the land and see how the seed grows, watering it, scribbling it, watching it break out of the ground and accept the sunshine. They watched it grow up and turned into a beautiful plant that blossomed.
So, in this garden, the children harvested corn, potatoes, sunflowers, marigolds, American carnation, and violets. Through this kind of outdoor labor, rather than playing all day, the children learn to save time, because rational use of time, coupled with love and labor, will produce wealth and all the things necessary for life and prosperity.
When I went to the little red school building last time, the teacher made some reforms. They established a savings bank and established bank books. Every child can save one or five cents.
This is the economics course. Economics is nothing more than the science of business, and business is the science of human services.
One day, business will be seen as the greatest science in the world because it includes the science of making a living. The little humpback teacher realized this fact, so he taught the children the science of saving. In this way, diligence is indeed the habit of these children.
Diligence comes with many other good habits. Diligence means hard work. Of course, diligence is economic, and the economy is to take things seriously and use them reasonably. You didn't waste anything, you saved it, took it seriously, and stored it. In the country, when we harvest a lot of apples, we can't store them in the cellar, we peel them, cut them into pieces, dry them in the sun or dry them in the stove, then the children wear them with needlework, we Hang them in the dry place on the top floor so that we can take them with you. Village children store a lot of apples in this way, and after they sell, they can buy clothes, books, phonographs, skates and shoes.
In a village, there is a factory that employs 250 workers, each with a storage account.
In this way, the factory is a bit like the little red school building. In that school, the little humpback teacher had no children, but for all the students, he was like a father, like a big brother.
Children should be taught early to save habits. These children will grow up healthily, they will become strong, courageous, helpful and persevering, and several will become big men and take up the heavy responsibility in all walks of life.
In addition, diligent people still have a healthy body. Diligence means you can't eat too much, you sleep at least eight hours, you get up early and go to bed early. Benjamin? ? Franklin said well: "Time is money." When used reasonably, time is indeed money.
Diligent habits will make you savvy, have a good appetite, and have strong muscles. People with low salaries are not allowed to take taxis. Leave them to older people. It is not convenient for them to take the bus. Or leave them to those who are bulging and well-dressed. They always worry about soiling their clothes.
Young people should be especially diligent, always keep this in mind: how much we need to get. It’s stupid to eat a meal for diligence, or to wear a tattered dress. Have what you need. Don't buy anything you don't need.
However, traveling light is also a pleasure. A good feeling can eliminate the extra embossing. Old Walter? ? Whitman said: "In this way, I will not complain about anything. I have complained enough at home, and I will go full of energy."
How good can you go, how can you run, how can you do your own work without the slaves, how diligent you are, how to eat hard, how to breathe deeply, how to breathe deeply, how to push yourself and how good people are.
Everything has an added value, and diligence is no exception. In addition to saving money, it will also help you strengthen your personality. You are digging trenches, fortifying, preparing ammunition, ready to fight against the enemies of poverty - poverty, disease, depression, distrust, jealousy and unclear mind.
As far as we know, Benjamin? ? Franklin is a great example of diligence. He is more diligent than others and better than others. From the age of 12, he began to learn to be diligent, and he practiced and discussed diligence throughout his life.
He was the wealthiest man at the time, not only rich, but also with a healthy body, a clear mind, good manners and touching charm. The way he spends money is unique. He founded the University of Pennsylvania, created the first public library in the United States, organized an insurance company, almost "catched" lightning, invented glasses, made the first oven, and traveled to France to borrow from Washington. Funding for the War of Independence. The foundation of his strength and excellence is that he has learned diligence very early.
As far as we know, Shakespeare is the most diligent writer. He not only saves money, but also saves thought and expresses the richest meaning with the least thought. He wrote his own thoughts and expressed them scientifically. When he was a businessman and did not care about himself, he established the habit of the greatest writer for us.
Thoughtful diligence will allow you to develop good writing habits. Keeping a little bit of writing every day will be a great writer. We grew up in action.
Shakespeare said: "Diligence, Horace, diligence!" That is to say, young people Horace should learn to be diligent first, and then good things will come.
Children who learn to be diligent early will become strong. Diligent! Diligence is the foundation of all virtues. If you live within your means, you will be happy. Diligent!