How much of that youthful vigor remains from back then?
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Yesterday I read a post that really touched me: it was written by a working professional who said, “I work to make money; don’t talk to me about ideals. My ideal is not to work.” \"Although it may seem somewhat cynical and resigned, upon reflection, how many ordinary people lead lives that are just as repetitive—going to work and coming back from work, over and over again. Thinking back, how many people were full of energy and ambition in the past; yet after going through the vicissitudes of life, how many of them are now indecisive, filled with sorrow and regret.\"
All capriciousness needs some foundation to support it–money, ability, both are necessary
Only with money can one talk about ideals and ambitions; without money? Go make money quickly. . .
Everyone talks about making money, but it seems that not many people really think about how money is actually earned. The ideals and aspirations of the past were merely talk; there was no real reflection, let alone any action taken. It’s time to reflect on this carefully~
I agree with what was said above; regardless of age, execution ability is very important. A woman in her sixties managed to learn how to swim – it shows that one should pursue their dreams and persevere