怎样实现人生的价值（How to realize the value of life）.docVIP

怎样实现人生的价值（How to realize the value of life） How to realize the value of life? Response: the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai poem is to be useful, the daughter go to say is, everyone has his own value, and encouraged us not to abandon the self, to continue efforts to realize its value. I wonder if all of you here have heard such a management fable?. A man passed a construction site and asked what the masons were doing The three masons had three different answers. The first Mason replied, Im working as a breadwinner. Im having a meal.. The second Mason replied, Im working as a great Mason.. The third masons answered, I am building the greatest Church in the world.. Although the three masons do the same work, the realm of life can not be mentioned in the same breath. Everyone has his own life goal, for the right, his goal is to include the country, energy-saving; for profit, life goal is full of gold and silver; a sealing wife yam son, the name, at the achieves guku million; with money, even if people for money dead, dead birds for food; for love, I was born to find friends. Of course, there are mountains buried Zhonggu everywhere, why they died with their boots on generous loyalty song and punish, rebel heroic; there are All men are mortal., out of the Hao Ran , more healthy; the whole world as one community party for the public and one for the public open-minded mind. Without an aim, you feel empty and bored. To achieve success and happiness, we cannot live without an aim. A goal is to success what air is to life; a man who has no aim can not succeed. If a ship loses its way in the sea, it spins round the sea until it runs out of fuel and still cant reach the shore. In fact, the fuel it used was enough to keep it from the sea several times. A man without a clear aim and a definite plan to achieve these goals, no matter how hard he works, is like a ship without rudder. You have to decide what you want to do first, then you can achieve your goal. Likewise, you should first ma