Davidzhu

Reading history reveals a pattern: those who truly accomplished great things, even in their low points, would rather scrounge for food and idle away than work menial jobs like tightening screws, waiting tables, or carrying steel beams. It seems they always opt for easy jobs, as if they're unwilling to exhaust themselves. But in reality, this isn't due to laziness; it's because they have more important things to attend to. Planning great endeavors requires prolonged periods of contemplation, and people who are physically and mentally drained, with numb minds, can't think of anything. They need time and space to think, plan, and prepare. So, why do these individuals always find easy jobs? Perhaps it's because they have stronger social connections and networks, allowing them to secure jobs through relationships. Or maybe it's because they have better educational backgrounds and professional skills, enabling them to find high-paying jobs. Another possibility is that they have stronger adaptability and learning abilities, quickly finding new job opportunities. Regardless of the reason, their common trait is that they always find jobs that give them time and energy to think. They won't waste too much time and energy on mundane work, instead using it for more important things. Therefore, if you want to achieve great things, if you want to change history, you need to find an easy job, a job that gives you time and energy to think. Don't waste too much time and energy on mundane work; use it for more important things.