The wisdom of success lies in focus and simplicity.

A newspaper in the UK once held a high prize-winning quiz activity. The question is: There are three scientists who are concerned with the rise and fall of human beings on an underfilled hot air balloon. The first environmental expert, his research, can save countless people from the bad luck of death due to environmental pollution. The second is an atomic expert who is capable of preventing global atomic wars and saving the Earth from extinction. The third is a grain expert who can use his expertise to successfully plant grain in the desert, freeing tens of millions of people from the fate of famine. At this moment, the hot air balloon is about to crash, and one person must be thrown out to reduce the load, so that the remaining two people can survive. Which scientist should I leave behind? After the question is published, because the amount of prize money is quite large, letters replied from various places are like snow. In these replies, everyone tries their best to explain without any doubt which scientist they think must be left behind. The final result was revealed that the winner of the huge prize was a little boy. His answer is: Drop the fattest scientist out. Whether the wise and humorous answers provided by the little boy give us enough reminders that a simple way of thinking is often more successful than a best bet. Only one of the best solutions to any difficult problem is to be able to meet the needs of the problem, rather than blindly exploring the problem itself.

A farmer accidentally dropped a valuable watch in the barn while inspecting the barn. If he fails to find the watch, he will set the price, and promise that he will be given $50 if he finds the watch. In the bid, people rummaging around, but there are piles of grain everywhere in the barn. It's easy to find a small watch here. Many people have been busy until the sun goes down and still get nothing, so they have to give up the temptation of $50 and go home. There is only one poor child in the warehouse. I still don't have to worry about it. I hope I can find it before it is completely dark, in exchange for a reward. The barn gradually becomes dark. Although the child is afraid, he still does not want to give up and keeps groping. Suddenly, he finds a strange sound after the voice is quiet. The sound was ticking and ticking, and the child suddenly stopped all the actions. The barrier became more quiet and the sound of the watch became very clear. Finally, the Child followed the sound and found the expensive watch in the dark big barn. The rule of success for this child is actually very simple: to focus on one thing, you will always open the door to success.

After living in the noisy world for a long time, we will forget the simple days we once had. The soul is no longer as pure as before, but full of cells for self-seeking troubles. Some people interpret this change as mature, but this self-righteous maturity allows us to artificially set up many unnecessary obstacles on the road of life. The combination of two children's stories tells us a rule of success, that is, focus and simplicity. In fact, it originally exists in the hearts of everyone. What's important is that you want to follow the positive guidance in your heart and really look for it, and don't be confused by complicated capabilities, but focus on and think about it. Then, you will hear a clear drop-down, and you will eventually get the wisdom of life.

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