Success stems from the mission of greatness

When your job is only for your short-term interests, your motivation is not the strongest, and will give up once you encounter setbacks.

When your work is for the long-term benefit, your motivation is strong. Once you encounter setbacks, you will think that this setback is too insignificant compared to your great mission. You will insist on this mission. In the end, go all out.

Every successful person will encounter countless setbacks, and they need to be more motivated and persistent in order to be successful. But when we succeeded in research, we often only noticed their external performance and ignored their internal motivation.

The reason why they have strong motivation and continuous efforts and persistence in the end is that they have a sense of mission in their hearts.

I don't know if you have this kind of experience; when you do things for others, you will be more motivated than yourself.

This is a sense of mission, and the mission is to bring behavior to a higher motive.

Living for yourself, maybe you don't care about life, but when some people live for others, he will cherish life more and make more sense.

Success comes from a great mission. When you carry out your current job, not for a bowl of rice, not for life, not for making money, but for a more noble, far-reaching, more meaningful and sacred mission, it will make you more energetic. To be successful.