What you build up has value by 天風 20231112

 Hello. This is 天風. What is the purpose of human life? From babies to old people, people start and end at zero. During this time, what will be gained and what will be lost? It is human nature to want to have as much as possible while we are alive. There is no stability in a makeshift life. I'm not sure if stability is the right word, but even people who gamble their lives may be seeking the stability of having many things. It's good to have stability, but it's not good if it holds you back. Before stability there is growth, and after growth there is stability. Many people are probably looking for a sense of stability in society. I want them to be predictable and go with the flow. When people seek stability, they hope that unforeseen circumstances will not arise. I sincerely hope that I can avoid accidents with my own strength alone.

I'm worried about living hand to mouth and living without anything to build on. You don't have to climb all the way to Chomolungma, but you want to aim for one of the highest mountains in the country. If you gain enough experience, you may be able to conquer even the highest mountains. Some people might lose motivation if they gradually build up their skills. If you are told that you have to work hard for the next five years, it is up to you whether you become motivated or demotivated. In such a situation, the day will come when you will be evaluated for what you have steadily accumulated over the past five years. I may have been living my daily life the same way, but five years must have felt like a very long time. The more one's efforts reach their limit, the more they are at the mercy of time. However, if you continue to perform well on stage five years later, you will eventually receive a large profit. So you are forced to make two choices. Should I go on the defensive in search of stability, or should I continue for another five years and challenge myself to higher mountains? Humans are not simple creatures. Fortunately, when faced with two choices, it will be up to each person whether to go on the defensive or go further on the offensive.

As for me, I want to live a moderate life, neither going on the defensive nor attacking too much. If you can do your best for five years, it's not unreasonable to try your best for another five years 10 years from the beginning. For athletes, physical strength declines and there is a situation that can be called an age limit, but for intellectual ability, the advantage is that the more experience you gain, the more you mature. Even intellectual ability may require physical strength, but there are various ways to fight including that. What will remain after 5, 10 years, and 20, 30 years? We may be forced to make a choice.