A short story about mentality

There is a story about a wealthy businessman who spent a lot of money and collected many precious antiques, calligraphy and painting, pearls and jadeite. In order to guard against theft, he installed a strict security system, and rarely went in to enjoy it on weekdays, only showing it off as part of his personal wealth.

One day, the rich businessman had a whim and decided to let the building cleaner come in and open his eyes. After the cleaners went in, they did not show envy, but slowly browsed and appreciated them carefully. When he walked out of the thick iron gate, the rich businessman couldn't help but say proudly, "How's it going? You didn't live in vain after reading so many good things, did you?

The cleaner said, "Yes, I feel as rich as you and happier than you." The rich businessman was confused and looked unhappy. "I have seen all your treasures, but aren't they as rich as you? I don't have to worry about those things. Isn't it happier than you? " The rich businessman was speechless at once.

Feeling:

Happiness is like a treasure. If you close the door, happiness will not flow to you. When you open your heart, happiness, wealth and true freedom will enter your heart.

2. The happiest person in the world

An expert spent several years investigating 48 countries. The theme of the survey is about happiness. He believes that the average life expectancy of Japanese people is 79.5 years, and the longevity age ranks among the highest in the world. Therefore, to prolong life, the source of happiness is indispensable.

As a result, it's really surprising. The happiest country in the world is Iceland, and the United States only ranks tenth. Open the map and you will find that Iceland is located in the North Atlantic of Northern Europe, near the Arctic Circle. Such a country with poor sunshine, rich material and covered with snow and ice is actually the happiest place in the world.

Perhaps the harsh environment and difficult survival have created the friendly, frank and kind hearts of the Icelandic people. Perhaps happiness has various factors, but at least one thing can be concluded that happiness is not based on material things.

Feeling:

Happiness is like a broad and kind sun, which is given to everyone regardless of rank.

3. Happiness is hidden around you.

The little ant saw the bees gathering honey among the flowers, but was trampled on the soles of his feet, unable to fly and weak. How pathetic! The ant thought about it, and his heart ached. Who knows, bees and elephants turn to ants to complain, and they have to work hard to collect honey and carry it. It is difficult to be an ant and climb the mountain and cross the ditch freely. Ants finally understand that everyone has happiness and happiness is hidden around them.

Feeling:

In fact, each of us has happiness, which is hidden by your side. Happiness is not given to you by others, but owned by yourself. If you want to get it, you must first look for an optimistic attitude.

4. Happiness is the bowl of water at this time.

A rich man and a poor man are talking about what happiness is. The poor said, "Happiness is now."

The rich man looked at the poor man's hut and shabby clothes and said contemptuously, "how can this be called happiness?" My happiness is a hundred buildings and a thousand slaves. " A fire destroyed hundreds of mansions of the rich, and the slaves went their separate ways. Overnight, the rich became beggars.

In July, a fire broke out, and sweaty beggars passed by the poor man's hut, trying to beg for water. The poor man brought a big bowl of cold water and asked him, "What do you think happiness is now?" The beggar said eagerly, "Happiness is the bowl of water in your hand at this time."

Feeling:

Happiness is now. Only by stringing together the happiness of the present can we have a lifetime of happiness.

Step 5 stay in the green hills

Once, a man called a counselor for help. He said, "It's all over. I'm finished. I don't have a penny, I lost everything. " The counselor said, "Can you still see it?" He said, "I can see." The counselor asked, "Can you still walk?"

He said, "You can still walk." The counselor said, "You can still make phone calls, so you must still hear them." "Yes, I can hear you." The counselor said, "Well, I believe you still have everything. The only thing you lose is money."

Feeling:

When we feel desperate to the extreme, we just lose some external things-money, power and honor, but we still have enough air to breathe and enough food to avoid hunger. Shepherd would rather lose wool than sheep.