The real master does not ask for anything in return, and the low hand thinks about the return every day, and when he does things, he will not concentrate and always think about the return. If there is no return in the short term, you will be confused and give up. The essence of all confusion is that you only want short-term returns.

I hope to get rich by changing projects, or I hope to find a teacher who will teach you a method and skill, and give you a small pill to succeed.

Masters are long-termists, who will only focus on the goal, do a lot of action, and will not get lost. The masters are all about me to do this thing itself, and I want to do it to the extreme! As for the returns, don't think about it. When things are done well, they naturally pay off.

If there is no return in the short term, the low hand will feel lost and disappointed, and even give up. The essence of this confusion is that you only want short-term returns. They want to change programs and get rich overnight, or they want to find a teacher who can teach them some simple methods and techniques, and they can easily succeed. However, this idea is unrealistic. There are no shortcuts to success, only perseverance and patience.

Masters are long-termists who focus on their goals and take a lot of action without getting lost in short-term gains and losses. They are well aware that only through long-term hard work and accumulation can they achieve real success. They will put all their energy into their work, strive for perfection, and do their best. As for the rewards, they believe that as long as things are done well, there will naturally be rewards.

Therefore, if you want to become a real master, you must get rid of short-sightedness and quick success. Focus on your goals, take a lot of action, strive for perfection, and be your best.

Low-handed hands are always eager for quick success, only seeing the immediate benefits, and ignoring the long-term planning. They always want to succeed quickly and are not willing to spend time and energy to learn and grow. They tend to be fooled by superficial temptations and ignore real opportunities. Masters, on the other hand, take a long-term view and spend a lot of time and effort learning and improving their abilities. They will not be confused by the immediate benefits, but will choose to go their own way, strengthen their beliefs, and move towards the goal step by step. In the eyes of the masters, the real opportunities are not those that are short-lived, but those that can be sustained in the long term. They know that only through long-term accumulation and hard work can they achieve real success. Therefore, if you want to become a real master, you must get rid of the thinking of quick success, focus on the long-term, constantly improve your ability, and find opportunities that truly belong to you.

Real masters do things without asking for anything in return, they only have goals in mind, only the pursuit of perfection. They are well aware that only through long-term hard work and accumulation can they achieve real success. They will not be confused by the immediate benefits, but will choose to go their own way, strengthen their beliefs, and move towards the goal step by step.

Low-handed people often think about rewards, are absent-minded when doing things, and always think about rewards, which leads to their inability to focus on their work and not be able to do their best. They will only rush for quick success, only see the immediate benefits, and ignore the long-term planning. They always want to succeed quickly and are not willing to spend time and energy to learn and grow. As a result, they tend to miss out on real opportunities and choose to take shortcuts or take risks.

However, this kind of thinking about quick success is not advisable. True success requires the accumulation of time and patience, as well as persistent efforts and struggles. No kind of success is easy to achieve, and it is only through continuous learning and improving one's abilities that one can gain a foothold in this competitive world.

Therefore, if you want to become a real master, you must get rid of the thinking of quick success, focus on the long term, and constantly improve your ability. Learn to look far ahead, see the wider world, and look for opportunities that truly belong to you. At the same time, we must also learn to wait patiently and work hard, believe in our own abilities, strengthen our beliefs, and move forward towards our goals step by step. Only in this way can real success and achievement be achieved.