When we pursue an objective material demand, we are often most concerned about the result. As a result, we satisfy our hearts with strong desires, but forget to enjoy the process of pursuing our goals. We are all growing up, and those bumps and setbacks are the process of growth. We can learn how to grow from these processes of pursuing results. If I miscalculate this question this time, I must study why I miscalculated, so that I can know where the root cause lies. I'm sure I won't make another mistake next time. How can I make the same mistake twice! We have learned knowledge from it, which is like laying another cornerstone on our own road to success, which can make this road go more smoothly.
In daily life, there are also many people around us who only pursue the ending and don't pay attention to the process. Just like in learning, some students only pay attention to their grades, but don't appreciate the sweat process of getting good grades at all, or hope to get something for nothing, or indulge in happiness, and most of them end in failure. Therefore, the ending is not the most beautiful, but the process of striving to realize your dreams is the most beautiful. If we are doing a calculation problem, if we write it directly according to the answer, it can only be someone else's answer, not yours, because you get nothing from it, and you don't go through your own brain to calculate, think about the process and get the answer step by step. Maybe when we are doing a difficult topic, we should study it carefully, think about its root, and then follow the trace to find the answer. This result will be gratifying, because we have paid the sweat that should be satisfied, and the harvest will not let our efforts fail.
Madame Curie is a famous female scientist in Poland. She won the Nobel Prize for discovering the radioactive element radium. This is the supreme honor of the scientific community! But few people really appreciate the hardships of her struggle. This is what she and her husband Curie got after thousands of experiments and thousands of tireless days and nights. However, she regards fame and fortune as dirt. She gave prizes to French scientific research and war, and gave those medals as toys to her 6-year-old daughter. What a noble character this is! She knows that her ultimate goal is not to win a medal, but to enjoy the process. Not only those celebrities we are familiar with, but also in life.
Second: the beauty of the process
People in reality only marvel at the beautiful wreath of success, but often ignore the beauty of the process. The beauty of butterflies is often defined as gorgeous colors, and what is more beautiful is the process of breaking cocoons into butterflies.