Tammy Breece

Talk about pessimism, persistence, detachment

I believe that every normal human being has a bit of pessimism deep down in his or her heart, and at some point in his or her life he or she will inevitably suffer from the drift of nothingness. The difference lies in that some people are shrouded by the shadow of pessimism and lose the power of action, while some people resist pessimism with action and win big or small territory for life. Pessimism is irrefutable in theory, but the practice of life can eliminate its poison. The most desolate is not the lamentation of losers, but the lamentation of winners. In the loser's mind, there is one thing worth pursuing in the world: success. But the man who is still pessimistic about success, all his illusions are shattered, he has nothing to pursue. Losers only lament their own birth; If a successful man laments, he laments his whole life.