The poor are sympathetic and think that the rich are too. The rich only respect the law and embrace the truth.

The bosses who have done well in their careers have basically broken the relationship. People who don't make money only fall in love all day long.

Because, people who are emotionally supreme have not understood that they are either killed by family, friendship, and love, or by customers and teams, and it is impossible to be rich for a long time.

People who continue to make money are the supremacy of the law and do things according to the rules.

The strong do not sympathize with the weak, not cold-blooded, but do not interfere with the cause and effect of others.

None of us is qualified to pity others, we are not qualified to stand on top of the superiority of others and deprive others of the opportunity to grow.

We don't have the power to intervene in the cause and effect of others. There must be a hateful cause that creates a sad effect.

Only by saving oneself can one be saved.

This is the law, and it is not subject to human will. Only those who do not understand the rules will have a flood of Mary's heart, thinking that they are bodhisattvas and saviors, who can benefit sentient beings, save others, change others, and finally be thankless.

The difference between the poor and the rich is not only in wealth, but also in mentality and values. The poor tend to be sympathetic and think that the same is true for the rich. However, the rich have a different way of thinking than the poor, and they focus more on law and truth than on emotion and compassion.

In the business world, successful business bosses are often able to go beyond emotional barriers. Conversely, those who don't make money are more likely to get caught up in emotional entanglements and fall in love all day long. This is because people who focus too much on emotions often do not really understand the true meaning of life, and they may be bound by family, friendship, love, and may even be held back by customers or teams. In this case, it is difficult for them to maintain long-term wealth and success.

In contrast, those who are able to make money consistently are more focused on rules and principles. They understand that long-term success and wealth can only be achieved by following the rules and doing things according to the rules. This way of thinking is not to say that the strong do not sympathize with the weak, but that they understand the importance of not interfering in the causal relationship of others.

Everyone has their own destiny and cause and effect, and we are not in a position to pity or sympathize with others. We cannot stand on the basis of superiority and deprive others of opportunities for growth. We have no power to intervene in the causal relationships of others. Because, there must be a hateful cause that creates a sad result.

Only by saving oneself can one be saved. This is an immutable law. Only those who do not understand the rules will be overloaded with the heart of the Virgin, thinking that they are bodhisattvas and saviors, who can benefit sentient beings, save others, and change others. However, this mindset often only makes itself thankless, unable to truly help others, and unable to achieve real success and wealth.

Therefore, it is very important for people who want to succeed in their careers and lives to go beyond their emotional barriers. Only by following the rules and doing things according to the rules can we achieve long-term success and wealth. At the same time, we should also respect the cause and effect of others and not interfere too much in the fate of others.

People with rich feelings are incapable people, and the more capable people are, the weaker their feelings. Weak people are generally irritable and prone to rage. The strong are eternally as calm as water, unmoved by external objects. The more people at the bottom need to gain emotional identity, the more they emphasize their sense of existence, and the more they have no ego. The higher you go, the less you need a sense of existence, but a sense of accomplishment and belonging. The essence of human nature is to pay attention to the self, and focusing on the self will emphasize the sense of existence, and the weak are generally irritable like tigers, and they are easy to get angry. If you focus on yourself, you will ignore the truth, ignore the law, and do not respect the law, and you will inevitably be eliminated by the law.