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Most people are willing to do anything in order to avoid real thinking. “This is what the entrepreneur Wang Xing said.
Thinking is opening up and activating one’s own thinking, and avoiding thinking, thinking can only be like a deflated balloon, and cannot bring fundamental improvement to one’s life.
Sometimes, we feel that we are struggling, not because the environment restricts us, but our old thinking has become a shackle on the way forward, making us trapped like prisoners and unable to extricate ourselves. When a person’s thinking begins to solidify, he will become ignorant, he is in a “cage”, but he thinks that this is the whole world. He also believes that whoever tells the new scene is an outlier. As everyone knows, it is difficult for a person with a “prisoner mindset” to make new changes in his life.

The thinker Emerson once said:
“Mediocre people are mediocre because their thinking is too stubborn.”
In life, don’t live with an unchanging attitude, because there are always some changes beyond our cognition that appear inadvertently. Rigid people often wander in their own perceptions, get trapped and indulged in them, and even think that their persistence is right. In fact, a person who insists on old ideas too stubbornly is not a virtue of adhering to principles, but a manifestation of ignorance. Because he actively rejected his own growth and progress, the road in the future will become narrower and narrower.

Everyone has Solidify thinking, but the degree is different. Some people can’t even find out that they are a prisoner of thinking. Only by discovering with insight, getting rid of it consciously, and actively seeking change, can we get out of the predicament bit by bit and reap the new self. I have to admit that sometimes it is our own thinking that limits us. No matter what you do, if you only accept death, it will definitely be thankless, and will fall into constant internal friction because of this. But many people are trapped in it without realizing it, so being able to perceive their own “prisoner thinking” is crucial.