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half glass of water.htm
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% G& J3 Q% Y( x& a+ z; }The old question, “Is the glass half empty or half full?” draws the line between optimists and pessimists. Deciding if the glass is half empty or half full, however, is more about seeing the future, or believing that you can, than it is about seeing what’s right in front of you.- }1 m/ Z8 r8 u; F
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Why must the glass be on its way to gaining or losing? Perhaps the only correct response is, “It’s just a half glass of water.” That statement demonstrates that you can see things for the way they are, not the way you believe they will be at some point in the future.2 x) X5 M; U) b9 Y
8 q3 y( W7 n! l$ a" C$ g4 f) C( e/ ROnly when you see things for what they are, right now, can you begin to improve. You have to suspend judgment, avoid introducing bias and seeing only those things that lead to your preferred outcomes. You have to see that, when someone presents you with half a glass of water, that it’s only a containing that currently holds 50% of its liquid capacity.4 {, A2 q0 ?. b9 K& ]8 Z0 j1 Y4 a
! X, v' }% z+ [) l8 r7 l, J1 A3 uThat’s all it is, and to make it something else – like empty or full – will require some action. Whether you believe the glass will, eventually, be completely empty or full – it won’t get that way by itself and the only way to move in the right direction is to first see things for what they are.
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* d/ u2 c l% r就是要把自己的思维从一半EMPTY转到一半FULL来,呵呵,这样就不会在心里不停地评判人和物了。否则自己在心里这样总嘀咕也挺烦的哈。 |
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