30 Classic Life Philosophy Sentences

1: The Law of Time Saving: If you want to save time from the beginning, you will end up spending several times more time.

2: The Law of Commitment: A promise may not guarantee that it will be fulfilled, but if you don’t make a promise, there is no value even if you make it.

3: The law of status: Some people stand at the foot of the mountain, while others stand on the top of the mountain. Although their positions are different, in the eyes of the two people, the other party is the same size.

4: Law of Chaos: If you are still so cautious when you encounter trouble, trouble will turn into chaos.

5: Law of Failure: Failure does not mean a waste of time and life, but often means that you may have better time and life.

6: Law of Conversation: There are two types of conversations that are most annoying, one is one that never stops to think about, the other is one that never wants to stop.

7: The Law of Misunderstanding: If you are misunderstood by one person, the trouble will not be big, but if you are misunderstood by many people, the trouble will be big.

8: The Law of Endings: Having a terrible ending is better than no ending at all.

9: The Law of Promotion: When entering the officialdom, every time you advance one level, the human touch will be reduced.

10: Travel Law: There is no better scenery than in memory, so it is best not to revisit the same place.

11: The Law of Money: It is not everything, but nothing can be done without it.

12: The Law of Finance: The check always comes late, but the bill always comes early.

13: Backup Law: Learn to do some things with your left hand, because the right hand does not always work.

14: Meeting Law: All important decisions are completed in the last five minutes at the end of the meeting or before lunch.

15: The law of crisis: The more complex the problem, the shorter the deadline.

16: Law of Cooperation: What one person can do in one hour will take two people two hours.

17: The Law of Combination: No matter what you do, there will always be people you want and people who oppose you to be with you.

18: Law of Value: When you own something, you will find that it is not as valuable as you originally thought.

19: The law of makeup: How much time you spend on makeup indicates how many shortcomings you think you want to cover up.

20: Apple Law: If there are good and bad apples in a pile, you should eat the good ones first and throw away the bad ones. If you eat the bad ones first, the good ones will also become bad. You will never eat well, and the same goes for life.

21: The Law of Happiness: As long as you think positively about something, you will be happy. Just like if you fall into a ditch, you can imagine that a fish may just get into your pocket.

22: The Law of Happiness: If you don’t always think about whether you are happy, you will be happy.

23: The Law of Error: Everyone makes mistakes, but you only make mistakes when you repeat these mistakes.

24: The Law of Silence: When arguing, the most difficult point to defeat is silence.

25: Law of Motivation: Motivation often comes from two reasons, hope or despair.

26: The law of humiliation: The only way to be humiliated is to ignore it. If you can't ignore it, just despise it. If you can despise it, you can't, and you will only be humiliated.

27: The Law of Stupidity: Stupidity mostly occurs when the hands, feet or mouth move faster than the brain.

28: The Law of Appreciation: If exports are converted to domestic sales, the value will appreciate. This is the case with public opinion.

29: Law of the game: No matter how good you are at bowling, you may hit one or two hits every time, which will satisfy you and make you happy to come back next time.

30: Law of life: What you desperately want to get is not what you really need most.

Life is unpredictable, so why not follow these laws? In fact, life can be simpler.