Wu Jun tells fortune _ Wu Jun tells fate.

Dr Wu Jun told a story in the book Knowledge. The author's department has arranged the welfare for the league building at the end of the year, and the secretary has arranged two plans for everyone to choose: one is to go skiing in hot springs in Hokkaido, and the other is to enjoy the sunny beach in Phuket.

Such thoughtful arrangement was unexpectedly rejected by the author. He asked his secretary to arrange only one place, that is, the trip to unified Hokkaido.

The reason is simple, because people will habitually regret it. It's fun to go skiing and soak in hot springs in Hokkaido, but I'm tired of playing for two days, and then I think the sunny beach is better. On the contrary, people who choose Phuket will feel that it is better to go to the snow to soak in hot springs after two days of sunshine.

But if everyone can only go to Hokkaido, everyone can only compete in the hot springs in Hokkaido and work in the company, then there is no room for regret. So many times, the fewer choices, the stronger the happiness.

In this regard, Dr. Wu Jun has a passage in his book Knowledge: "Many times we spend too much energy on selection instead of management, which makes it difficult for us to make progress. Maybe fewer choices will make us more focused and make us happier and more successful. "

Indeed, many times, too many choices will make us focus on making choices, it is difficult to continue to delve into one thing, and it will also lead to bad final results.

In this regard, Dr. Wu Jun also mentioned an example in Knowledge.

Some Indian elites, with their academic qualifications and abilities, have reached a higher level in American companies, with older qualifications and more promotion opportunities than others. So every time the company has a new project or a new branch, they are the first to get the opportunity.

But it is precisely because there are many opportunities that they will fight for new opportunities every time, and they are also the most qualified to get new opportunities. However, in this way, apart from getting a job and jumping around on different new projects, few people take the time to study hard and keep improving in one field.

Seeing this situation, Dr. Wu Jun said with emotion that instead of this, it is better to choose less, but it is easier to make achievements.

So you see, everything in the world has a good side and a bad side. We think the more choices, the better, but these facts tell us that this is often not the case.

Sometimes, there are fewer choices, but less interference, which allows us to continue to deepen in one field and one thing, making it easier to make achievements.

They are also Indians, but in some ways they have fewer choices, which makes them more successful and happy than others.

Dr Wu Jun mentioned in Knowledge that another part of Indians are more successful and happier because they have fewer choices.

Most marriages in India are arranged, and divorce is impossible. Most marriages can only end in one life. Strangely, however, Indians are more satisfied with marriage than the United States, which advertises freedom of marriage.

This is mainly because there are too few options for divorce, and Indians can only manage their marriages more attentively.

Moreover, some Indians who work in multinational companies have fewer opportunities because of their junior qualifications. Therefore, these Indians can only operate seriously in one post and one field and make steady progress. In the end, it is these Indians who have fewer opportunities and have been at the top of the company pyramid.

So you see, for them, choosing less is a good thing.

We always feel that there are too few choices in life, and we always want to make ourselves better and earn more, so that we can have more choices in life.

But these examples about how much to choose tell us that too many choices are sometimes not necessarily a good thing; In many cases, few choices will turn out to be good.

As the writer Yi Shu said: "Many times, because there is no choice, people tend to take the right path."