Going far away, learn to walk easily

American columnist William Corbett wrote in an article: "Our eyes can't be cast for a few decades, and our hands can't touch the goal decades later. The distance, why can't we complete it with a happy attitude?

When he was young, William Corbett quit his job as a newspaper, and he plunged into his creation. However, his "big masterpiece" was never written, and he felt very painful and desperate.

One day, when he met a friend on the street, he could not help but talk to him about his distress. After listening to the friend, he said to him, "Let's walk to my house?" "Walk to your home? At least you have to walk for a few hours." When the friend saw him retreat, he changed his mouth and said, "Let's go ahead." Let's go."

Along the way, friends took him to the shooting amusement park to watch the shooting and went to the zoo to watch the monkeys. They stopped and stopped, unconsciously, and went to a friend's house. After a few hours, they didn't feel a little tired. In a friend's house, William Corbett heard a message that made him unforgettable: "Today, you have to remember in your heart, no matter how far you are from the goal, you must learn to walk easily. Only then, In the process of moving toward the goal, you will not feel bored and will not be intimidated by the distant future."

It is this statement that changed the creative attitude of William Corbett. He no longer regards creation as a hardship, but enjoys the joy of creation in a relaxed creative process. Unknowingly, he wrote a series of famous works such as "Maud" and "Communication" and became a famous columnist in the United States.