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Don't set yourself high in life. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

Someone once did an experiment in which he put a flea in a glass and found that the flea jumped out with ease. Repeat it a few more times and the result will be the same. A test shows that the height of the flea jump can generally reach about 400 times that of its body. The experimenter then put the flea into the cup again, but this time immediately adding a glass lid to the cup at the same time, and with a "boom", the flea hit the glass lid hard. The flea is confused, but it doesn't stop because the flea lifestyle is to "jump".

After being hit again and again, the flea began to get smarter, and it began to adjust the height of its jump according to the height of the lid. After a while, it was found that the flea did not hit the lid again, but was jumping freely under the lid.

A day later, the experimenter began to gently remove the lid, and it continued to jump at the same height. Three days later, he found the flea still jumping there. A week later, it was found that the poor flea was still jumping in the glass, but it was no longer able to jump out of the glass.

In life, are there many people who are also living such a "flea life"? When they were young, they were full of vigor and tried to succeed repeatedly, but often backfired and failed repeatedly. After a few failures, they begin to either complain about the unfairness of the world, or doubt their own abilities, they do not do everything possible to pursue success, but repeatedly lower the standard of success, even if all the original restrictions have been removed, just like the "glass cover" just now Although it has been removed, they have already been scared, or have become accustomed to it, and no longer jump to new heights. People are often willing to endure the life of a loser because they are afraid to pursue success. Can't fleas really jump out of this cup? Absolutely not. It's just that it has already tacitly acquiesced in its heart that the height of this cup is insurmountable.

Many people dare not pursue success, not because they can't pursue success, but because they also default to a "height" in their hearts, which often hints at their subconscious: success is impossible, there is no way to do it. "Psychological height" is one of the fundamental reasons why people cannot achieve anything. So, don't set a limit on how high you can be in life!

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