Story of time 

Goethe said: People are not born with everything, but people have long been on their own by relying on everything they have gained from learning.
Yes, we are all created equal, but what separates our lives is our own ability, intelligence and other free capital. But how to become a better version of yourself? What is needed is that we continue to learn and continue to make progress amidst various setbacks. Even smart people need to learn. The process of human growth is a process of self-development and self-enrichment. If you want to become better, you have to gain more knowledge, ability and capital.

To become a better self, you need more knowledge reserves. A rich man once said: A learned person means everything. The Jewish thirst for knowledge is even more prudent. The Jews are known as the smartest people in the world, and they are also the most profitable people. This is inseparable from their desire for knowledge. For Jews, reading is as important as food and water, and reading is their source of knowledge. Reading is an indispensable part of their lives. According to statistics, the average reborn person reads 64 books per year, ranking first in the world. The wisdom of the Jews is something we cannot deny, and it is universally recognized. As ordinary us, if we want to make ourselves better, reading is the cheapest and the most direct and shortcut source of knowledge.

To make ourselves better, we need to recognize ourselves clearly and accurately, knowing our shortcomings and shortcomings. To make the gap between yourself and others smaller and smaller, you must know your own strengths and weaknesses in order to use your strengths and avoid weaknesses.

To make ourselves better requires us to continue to learn, we also need to give play to our own advantages. We are not useless at first, we just have some distance from excellence. You must know how to improve your own strengths, and make use of your own strengths to be able to differentiate yourself from others and to make yourself better through continuous improvement.