In the Book of Changes, once "those who are good and easy don't take it" is puzzling, how accurate is it?

People who are good at easy things don't occupy the main part, which also means trying not to predict their own destiny, facing life calmly and laughing at the situation. Because most people who are good at bartering are noble people who are easy to be virtuous, hold indifferent and nihilistic ideas about life and are not too afraid of future world changes. Moreover, people who are good at easy things are people who have a clear understanding of the world, and they can prevent crises as early as possible. Of course, they are still willing to give guidance to people who get lost. At this time, they don't necessarily need it. It is entirely possible to persuade the world to avoid evil by life experience and ethics. Moreover, many easy-going people mostly practice Qigong and are very sensitive to good or bad luck. Of course, it is no longer necessary to guide others to seek good and avoid evil.

The ancients said, "Those who are good and easy don't take it." I think this statement makes sense. With the following ideas:

First, if you want it, you will get it through your own efforts. If you can't get it, it's no use even if you push it. If you get it, there will be no good result, but worse. Everything should go with the flow.

Second, man proposes, God disposes, and do everything possible to listen to destiny.