Modern people always live like they're catching the last train.
At 20, they're anxious about savings; at 30, they're afraid of wrinkles; at 40, they're worried about health check reports; at 50, they're counting down the days. But those "what ifs" hanging over our heads, 99% of them won't ever come crashing down. Have you noticed? The more you focus on the blurry lighthouse in the distance, the easier it is to trip over the steps right in front of you.
Those who truly live with stability understand that instead of asking "What should I do?", they change it to "Let's take action first":
Morning runs instead of counting calories, reading instead of worrying about promotions, saving money is more practical than researching financial courses. Anxiety is like a hot potato; the more you handle it, the hotter it gets. It's better to calmly place it on the table: when it's time to eat, don’t stop using your chopsticks; when it's time to sleep, don’t let your phone light up.
Life is lived, not imagined.
Every day you live seriously is writing a guarantee for tomorrow.
