On many occasions, many times, you will meet and hear many people swear: "seriously, you will lose!" So over the years, through the transmission of time and the interpretation of public opinion, people seem to agree with the sentence "seriously, you lose". Think about it carefully. In real life, there are indeed many people who like to talk about this sentence. Especially when: When you were in college, when you carefully prepared for a debate contest, someone would say, "it's just an internal debate contest in class. Are you so serious?" When you first enter the workplace, when you revise your manuscript over and over again for a creative copywriter, someone will say, "it's just an advertising copywriter. Why do you tangle with these small details?" As a parent, when you spend time and effort preparing for your child's family education, someone will say, "it's just a child. You can teach it at school. What are you doing so hard?" I'm thinking about these things that are closely related to ourselves, relatives and the future. We haven't taken them seriously. Where will our seriousness be placed? Don't you have to wait until the whole class loses the debate game before you realize that I should have carefully prepared the materials. Do you have to wait until your boss points to your nose and says rewrite, before you understand that the original copy really needs to be changed. Do you have to wait until the children go to school but are not prepared for anything before you say uneasily that I am not prepared for these things. For the time being, we don't have to be serious to lose or win. Sometimes we can really think about why I want to be "serious"? I remember seeing Odie say something in a variety talk show a long time ago. He said, People often tell me that if you are serious, you will lose, but if you are not serious, you will be useless in this life. If you don't take your life seriously, who should take you seriously. Many people often talk about "seriously, you lose" as a creed of life. In fact, this is just to find a reason and excuse for their laziness and cowardice. By the excuse of "seriously you lose", you naturally let yourself escape. What's the difference between such behavior and losing? " In some times and circumstances, being serious doesn't necessarily make us win, but not being serious will definitely lose miserably. Because you are not serious, you may not even have a chance to meet the future. I remember talking on the phone with a college classmate when I first came to Shenzhen. At that time, I just got off work, he said "How much money does your boss give you? You still work so late every day. Do you think so?" I thought for a while and finally didn't reply to him. I know that some people care about what I can get by doing it, and I care about whether I have taken it seriously. Seriousness is an extremely vague and vague concept in the eyes of many people, but you can see the shadow of seriousness everywhere in real life. I am a person who tries my best to do everything I do, not because of how strong I am or how different I am, but because I just want to be worthy of my own time and energy. Many people will say: I played games every day in college. Didn't I graduate as usual? I work nine in the morning and five in the evening. I don't make mistakes. Am I good in the company? As long as I am beautiful, can I marry a good family? Yes, everyone has everyone's lifestyle and choices. I don't agree with your lifestyle, but I won't say you lose and you're wrong, because your approach is right in your thinking system, so I won't judge anyone. However, please don't say "seriously, you lose", because you don't know that there are many people who choose to live and work seriously. You know, you can not be serious about your feelings and work, but time is very serious for you. In my opinion, being serious will never lose. What you get will only be harvest. If you take part in a debate and happen to lose, it's just a game. What you get is nothing more than a title. Even if you lose, don't you get anything? If you gain, this game will be worth losing, because one day, your gains will help you succeed. Isn't that why you should be serious? Among the games over the years, my favorite is the Quadrennial International Olympic Games. In addition to the intense chase competition, what moves me is the Olympic spirit of breaking through and pursuing perfection burst out of every athlete in every game. At the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China, chusuo weijinna, who has become a mother, bravely went to war and won the silver medal in vault at the age of 33 in order to raise money to treat her son's leukemia. German athlete Matthias Steiner lifted a 258kg barbell. After winning the championship, he took his wife's portrait to the podium and burst into tears. American shooter Emmons lost his last shot. His wife held him tightly in her arms. Emmons wiped away his tears and smiled to greet the audience. Those moving images of joy or sadness all announce to us what is the real Olympic spirit. What can really make the Olympics last forever is the human touch and the spirit that moves mankind. Such a spirit is a spirit of never giving up, a spirit of never bowing to fate. And these spirits come from the most primitive and serious persistence and pursuit in our hearts? Many people like to use winning or losing to determine a person's existence value and survival significance. It should be noted that there are countless things in the world that can't define winning or losing. In every Olympic Games, we can always see many moments that make people's blood expand and tremble. Someone once said that being serious is not a virtue, it is just a tool to get results. But I think this tool itself is a very beautiful quality of human beings. No matter what you treat, if you don't take it seriously and have a specious or dismissive attitude, there's no need to do it, because you don't care about the result at all. If you don't take your original heart seriously, you can't take it seriously. In all kinds of sports competitions, who do we often give applause to? It may be those who finally won the championship. Of course, we can't forget that group of people who know they may not win the championship, but still work very hard, stick to the end, keep fighting and challenge their limits. People who think we are superior and superior tend to belittle ourselves. They are dismissive of anything, maybe disrespect for the whole event, maybe disrespect for their opponents, or even disrespect for themselves. Isn't this disrespect for anything also a kind of carelessness? In fact, I have seen the shadow of this sentence more than once in various social spaces, including QQ space, microblog and circle of friends, but it is really my most insensitive online catchphrase. Because if you are serious, you just lose to your opponent; But if you are not serious and do not dream for yourself, you will lose to yourself. Those who do not seek the overall situation are not enough to seek a domain, and those who do not seek the world are not enough to seek a moment. The people who are really qualified to harvest the future have always been those who make serious preparations and seriously consider it now. In our life, many people really like to "make do", "The shoes are worn out. I can make do with it.". "The towel is fluffy. I can make do with it." "Children are always disobedient. They can make do with it." Such a mediocre life is not only a lack of seriousness and piety for the current life, but also an inexplicable resistance and self consolation for the success of others. Liao Yimei once wrote in living clumsily like me: maintain a sense of humor, maintain dignity, take yourself seriously, take others seriously, and have no extravagant expectations for the results. Perhaps, this is the best life attitude we should show and have in the face of the future. If you wait, the breeze comes. If you are serious, your dream will come true.

On many occasions, many times, you will meet and hear many people swear: "seriously, you will lose!" So over the years, through the transmission of time and the interpretation of public opinion, people seem to agree with the sentence "seriously, you lose". Think about it carefully. In real life, there are indeed many people who like to talk about this sentence. Especially when: When you were in college, when you carefully prepared for a debate contest, someone would say, "it's just an internal debate contest in class. Are you so serious?" When you first enter the workplace, when you revise your manuscript over and over again for a creative copywriter, someone will say, "it's just an advertising copywriter. Why do you tangle with these small details?" As a parent, when you spend time and effort preparing for your child's family education, someone will say, "it's just a child. You can teach it at school. What are you doing so hard?" I'm thinking about these things that are closely related to ourselves, relatives and the future. We haven't taken them seriously. Where will our seriousness be placed? Don't you have to wait until the whole class loses the debate game before you realize that I should have carefully prepared the materials. Do you have to wait until your boss points to your nose and says rewrite, before you understand that the original copy really needs to be changed. Do you have to wait until the children go to school but are not prepared for anything before you say uneasily that I am not prepared for these things. For the time being, we don't have to be serious to lose or win. Sometimes we can really think about why I want to be "serious"? I remember seeing Odie say something in a variety talk show a long time ago. He said, People often tell me that if you are serious, you will lose, but if you are not serious, you will be useless in this life. If you don't take your life seriously, who should take you seriously. Many people often talk about "seriously, you lose" as a creed of life. In fact, this is just to find a reason and excuse for their laziness and cowardice. By the excuse of "seriously you lose", you naturally let yourself escape. What's the difference between such behavior and losing? " In some times and circumstances, being serious doesn't necessarily make us win, but not being serious will definitely lose miserably. Because you are not serious, you may not even have a chance to meet the future. I remember talking on the phone with a college classmate when I first came to Shenzhen. At that time, I just got off work, he said "How much money does your boss give you? You still work so late every day. Do you think so?" I thought for a while and finally didn't reply to him. I know that some people care about what I can get by doing it, and I care about whether I have taken it seriously. Seriousness is an extremely vague and vague concept in the eyes of many people, but you can see the shadow of seriousness everywhere in real life. I am a person who tries my best to do everything I do, not because of how strong I am or how different I am, but because I just want to be worthy of my own time and energy. Many people will say: I played games every day in college. Didn't I graduate as usual? I work nine in the morning and five in the evening. I don't make mistakes. Am I good in the company? As long as I am beautiful, can I marry a good family? Yes, everyone has everyone's lifestyle and choices. I don't agree with your lifestyle, but I won't say you lose and you're wrong, because your approach is right in your thinking system, so I won't judge anyone. However, please don't say "seriously, you lose", because you don't know that there are many people who choose to live and work seriously. You know, you can not be serious about your feelings and work, but time is very serious for you. In my opinion, being serious will never lose. What you get will only be harvest. If you take part in a debate and happen to lose, it's just a game. What you get is nothing more than a title. Even if you lose, don't you get anything? If you gain, this game will be worth losing, because one day, your gains will help you succeed. Isn't that why you should be serious? Among the games over the years, my favorite is the Quadrennial International Olympic Games. In addition to the intense chase competition, what moves me is the Olympic spirit of breaking through and pursuing perfection burst out of every athlete in every game. At the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China, chusuo weijinna, who has become a mother, bravely went to war and won the silver medal in vault at the age of 33 in order to raise money to treat her son's leukemia. German athlete Matthias Steiner lifted a 258kg barbell. After winning the championship, he took his wife's portrait to the podium and burst into tears. American shooter Emmons lost his last shot. His wife held him tightly in her arms. Emmons wiped away his tears and smiled to greet the audience. Those moving images of joy or sadness all announce to us what is the real Olympic spirit. What can really make the Olympics last forever is the human touch and the spirit that moves mankind. Such a spirit is a spirit of never giving up, a spirit of never bowing to fate. And these spirits come from the most primitive and serious persistence and pursuit in our hearts? Many people like to use winning or losing to determine a person's existence value and survival significance. It should be noted that there are countless things in the world that can't define winning or losing. In every Olympic Games, we can always see many moments that make people's blood expand and tremble. Someone once said that being serious is not a virtue, it is just a tool to get results. But I think this tool itself is a very beautiful quality of human beings. No matter what you treat, if you don't take it seriously and have a specious or dismissive attitude, there's no need to do it, because you don't care about the result at all. If you don't take your original heart seriously, you can't take it seriously. In all kinds of sports competitions, who do we often give applause to? It may be those who finally won the championship. Of course, we can't forget that group of people who know they may not win the championship, but still work very hard, stick to the end, keep fighting and challenge their limits. People who think we are superior and superior tend to belittle ourselves. They are dismissive of anything, maybe disrespect for the whole event, maybe disrespect for their opponents, or even disrespect for themselves. Isn't this disrespect for anything also a kind of carelessness? In fact, I have seen the shadow of this sentence more than once in various social spaces, including QQ space, microblog and circle of friends, but it is really my most insensitive online catchphrase. Because if you are serious, you just lose to your opponent; But if you are not serious and do not dream for yourself, you will lose to yourself. Those who do not seek the overall situation are not enough to seek a domain, and those who do not seek the world are not enough to seek a moment. The people who are really qualified to harvest the future have always been those who make serious preparations and seriously consider it now. In our life, many people really like to "make do", "The shoes are worn out. I can make do with it.". "The towel is fluffy. I can make do with it." "Children are always disobedient. They can make do with it." Such a mediocre life is not only a lack of seriousness and piety for the current life, but also an inexplicable resistance and self consolation for the success of others. Liao Yimei once wrote in living clumsily like me: maintain a sense of humor, maintain dignity, take yourself seriously, take others seriously, and have no extravagant expectations for the results. Perhaps, this is the best life attitude we should show and have in the face of the future. If you wait, the breeze comes. If you are serious, your dream will come true.