$KUAISHOU Most of the outcomes in life follow the law of cause and effect.
In other words, what you’re like now, the work you do, how much you earn, and even whether you trade successfully were largely determined before those outcomes came about.
For example, planning for your future while you’re still in school can lead to better outcomes in your career and income.
In daily life, going to bed early and exercising can help you get up early and feel energized.
In trading, a sound trading strategy can help you earn a profit.
At the same time, you could say that most of the hardships people face in life are the result of their own past mistakes.
They should have studied hard but didn’t; when they should have planned for their future careers, they failed to plan and simply drifted along.
In trading, they trade too frequently and listen to all kinds of experts’ analyses, yet refuse to study and improve their own strategies.
The law of cause and effect accompanies us throughout our lives, but our own agency has the greatest influence on how our lives unfold. If you know what you want to do and follow through, achieving what Wang Yangming called the “unity of knowledge and action,” then the law of cause and effect becomes a kind of “reward machine.” Our agency determines the path we take, while the law of cause and effect is a response to what we do.
In other words, what you’re like now, the work you do, how much you earn, and even whether you trade successfully were largely determined before those outcomes came about.
For example, planning for your future while you’re still in school can lead to better outcomes in your career and income.
In daily life, going to bed early and exercising can help you get up early and feel energized.
In trading, a sound trading strategy can help you earn a profit.
At the same time, you could say that most of the hardships people face in life are the result of their own past mistakes.
They should have studied hard but didn’t; when they should have planned for their future careers, they failed to plan and simply drifted along.
In trading, they trade too frequently and listen to all kinds of experts’ analyses, yet refuse to study and improve their own strategies.
The law of cause and effect accompanies us throughout our lives, but our own agency has the greatest influence on how our lives unfold. If you know what you want to do and follow through, achieving what Wang Yangming called the “unity of knowledge and action,” then the law of cause and effect becomes a kind of “reward machine.” Our agency determines the path we take, while the law of cause and effect is a response to what we do.