你会因为落叶太多,就砍倒让你遮阳的大树吗?
答案 : 当然是不会,那岂不是因小失大。
然而,许多人就常作出类似的蠢事。比如,不认同老师的教学,便与老师交恶;不满爱挑剔的顾客。与之冲突;不服父母的管教,因而叛逆;不满纪律老师的惩罚,大搞破坏,。。。。。
每个人都有缺点和毛病,就像大树总会有落叶一样,你永远不可能扫干净的;我们应该放大格局,扩大胸襟去包容异己,这样人生的道路才会越走越宽阔。
何必为了一些落叶,就砍倒可以为你遮阳的大树呢?
而且砍倒大树,不但会有更多枯枝落叶,而且还可以压倒自己。
答案当然是结满果实的那棵。
一个成果丰硕,有成就的人,会遭嫉妒,受人攻击是很自然,也很平常的事。
他们会攻击是因为你可能已经威胁到他们的存在和价值。换言之,会对你恶言相向,在没有资格出席的会议中出现来批评你的考题,part time 工作时大事批评你的题目,或在背后说你坏话的人,是对你存在有着很高的评价和肯定。
敌意是因为恐惧所引发的,坏话则是针对有威胁的人说的。别人对你的批评和攻击是极为可贵的,可以显出你正处于什么地位。
大哲学家安提斯特纳斯说过:「做伟大事业的人,常会有人在背后说坏话。尤其是首届一指的人更甚之。」
人们不会去理会贫瘠的树木,只有那些挂满丰盛果实的树木,才有人用石子丢,不是吗?
记得,如果有人对你「丢石子」,那就表示你已经有所成就。不必太在意他们的小动作。(我已有所觉悟,您呢?)
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