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64 "Many people know how to attain success, but few know how to make the best use of it."
As social animals, people always strive to attain success to get honor and public recognition, however, once they have made it, either they are at a loss by the rapture or they will continuously make efforts to arrive at a further gain, and usually, few people know how to best use it for themselves or for even a larger scope--the whole society.
It should be admitted that it is a human nature for people to attain success in all walks of life. Students compete with each other for a higher score and gain the appraisement out of their teachers and parents; Politicians make effective and appealing propaganda and policies to get the support of the populace; and tradesman or merchants tend to tout as many as customers to make maximum profits and thus dominate the market. As we can see, people always have a tendency to gain success, to get recognition by others in all forms of society, and they also know the methods to receive their personal success. All these individual successes add a small rung to the ladder, and we can clime to the summit of human success.
However, not so many people know the quintessence of success and know how to make full use of it. Those who abruptly achieve success will immerse the happiness and joy produced by success, and lose themselves, they become astray and lose their intention and motivation to go ahead; and those who are indifferent of their successes are always discontented of what they have possessed, and tend to gain a greater success unceasingly, therefore they deprive themselves of the chances to apply success physically, spiritually or materially, they are unable to relish the outcomes, not mention to bring social interests. So these two activities in face of success are far from preferable.
Certainly, people should bear a right and active attitude to their success. What they should do is to enjoy the joy afforded by success, what is more important is that they should put their outcomes of success into practice and eventually conduce to people and the entire society. Otherwise, it should be avoided that some people attempt to cheat other's success and gain the honor and recognition in the name of themselves, or even make a potential harm to society.
In the last analysis, success, though few people know its connotation, should be fully utilized to creators themselves, people and society to achieve its deserved contribution. Any activities of wasting its spiritual and practical uses or usurping other's successes for cheaters' vested interests should be prevented. |
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