In the game of life, we are all players. Sometimes the cards in our hands may not be ideal, but we can't give up. We should learn to play cards well. Just like General Eisenhower played poker when he was young, the cards in his hand were not good, but he learned an important truth from his mother: even if the cards in his hand were not ideal, he should try his best to play well.

Play cards well.

No matter whether the cards in our hands are good or bad, we should try our best to play well. If the cards in our hands are good, then we should make full use of our chances of winning. If the cards in our hands are not very good, then we must find the best way to play cards and make the result as good as possible.

Find your own advantages and disadvantages.

On the road of life, we should re-examine the cards in our hands and find our own strengths and weaknesses. We should learn to use the parts of the rules that are beneficial to the existing cards to make our life more exciting.

Hold the cards firmly in your hand

Therefore, no matter whether the cards in your hand are good or bad, you must firmly play well. Because, only by going all out can we make the result better.