Bill Gates’s 10 golden words and the Harvard Library’s twenty mottos are both good; number one

Society is full of injustice. You don't want to change it first, you can only adapt to it first. (Because you can't control it).

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The world does not care about your self-esteem, people only see your achievements. Don't overemphasize your self-esteem until you have achieved something. (Because the more you emphasize self-esteem, the more detrimental it is to you).

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You just graduated from high school and usually will not become a CEO until you get the CEO position. (Up until this point, people didn’t mind that you were just out of high school).

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When you are in a man-made dilemma, don’t complain, you can only learn lessons silently. (You have to quietly pick yourself up and get up again).

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You have to understand: Before you, your parents were not as "boring" as they are now. You should consider that this is a huge price they pay to raise you. (It is the last word that you should always be grateful and filial to them).

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In school, where you get in the exam is not that important, but when you enter society, it is not. No matter where you go, you have to be ranked. (It is common for society and companies to be ranked, so you must have the courage to compete).

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There are holidays in school, but not in working in a company. You can hardly rest and rarely spend holidays relaxedly. (Otherwise, you will fall behind in your career, and it may even make you fall behind forever).

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In school, teachers will help you study, but not in the company. If you think the teachers at school are very strict with you, it’s because you haven’t worked in a company yet. Because, if the company is not strict with you, you will be unemployed. (You must clearly realize that companies have stricter requirements on themselves than schools).

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People like to watch TV series, but if you don’t watch them, that is not your life. As long as you work in the company, you have no time to watch TV series. (I advise you not to watch it, otherwise if you start watching TV series and watch them with gusto, you will lose the qualification to succeed).

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Never criticize others behind their backs, especially your boss for being ignorant, mean and incompetent. (Because such a mentality will make you embark on a bumpy and difficult road of growth) Twenty mottos from the Harvard Library:

1. If you take a nap now, you will dream; if you study now, you will Dream come true.

2. My wasted today is exactly the tomorrow that those who died yesterday prayed for.

3. The time when you think it is too late is precisely the earliest time.

4. Don’t put off today’s things until tomorrow.

5. The pain of learning is temporary, and the pain of not learning is lifelong.

6. Learning this is not a lack of time, but a lack of effort.

7. Happiness may not be ranked, but success must be.

8. Learning is not everything in life. But since you can't conquer even one part of life - learning, what else can you do?

9. Please enjoy the unavoidable pain.

10. Only by working earlier and harder than others can you taste success.

11. No one can succeed casually, it comes from thorough self-management and perseverance.

12. Time is passing.

13. The drool now will become the tears tomorrow.

14. Learn like a dog and play like a gentleman.

15. If you don’t walk today, you will run tomorrow.

16. Those who invest in the future are those who are loyal to reality.

17. Educational level represents income.

18. Once one day is over, it will never come again.

19. Even now, the opponent keeps turning the pages.

20. Without hardship, there is nothing gained.