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With a calm, steady bearing, break through the stalemates of difficult times
I really like this passage:
I am willing to pay the price for my own mistakes,
but I have never regretted the choices I made in the past,
nor have I ever questioned the judgment I had back then.
Many times, things turn out against expectations.
It is never that you chose wrongly; it is that your own ability still isn’t yet enough to support your ambitions.
Life has never been possible to be perfect step by step, or flawless in every detail.
I don’t want to look back and obsess over the past, and I won’t harshly blame or criticize the person I used to be. There simply are no pointless complaints in the world by nature; I calmly accept the limits of my understanding, and I also take in all regrets and setbacks with a quiet acceptance.
No need to sink deeply into self-blame.
If life were to start over, with the accumulation of experience, my present perspective, my grasp of human nature—then I would still take the same wrong turns and meet the same hardships.
All along the way, the roads I’ve traveled, the people I’ve encountered, and the regrets I’ve left behind are all compulsory lessons bestowed by fate; they are all trials you must go through on the road of growth. In matters of this world, right and wrong are never inferred on a whim from the heart; life itself never offers inherently “correct” choices.
As for what people call “correct,” it was never selected at the outset—it is something that becomes complete through persistence and effort, by making the choice whole. Be certain of the decisions you make now, hold fast to the path under your feet, sink your heart and work diligently on the present. Keep moving forward without looking back—eventually, on the road you chose, you will meet blooming flowers.
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