"The greatest meaning of life is that when you die, your mind will become better than when you were born. In other words, it refers to the self that inhibits selfish impulses, and its mentality is more peaceful and inclusive, and altruism begins to sprout. "

As a guide to sharpen the mind, Mr. kazuo inamori summed up the following "six promotions" according to his own experience to hone his mind:

1. Pay as much as anyone.

Study harder than anyone else and stick to it wholeheartedly. If you have leisure to complain, you might as well try to make progress and improve, even if it is one centimeter.

2. avoid arrogance and rashness.

"Humble benefit" is an old saying of China. Modesty can bring happiness and purify the soul.

3. reflect on yourself every day.

Check your behavior and mental state every day, whether you only consider your own interests, whether you have cowardly behavior, etc. And try to correct yourself.

4. Thanks for life.

As long as you live, you will be happy. Cultivate gratitude for any small thing.

5. Do good deeds and accumulate virtue.

"The accumulation of good deeds is not just a family celebration." We advocate the accumulation of good deeds, paying special attention to compassion, and good deeds will be rewarded.

6. Get rid of the troubles caused by sensibility.

Don't always get angry, worry too much and ask for trouble. On the contrary, in order not to regret afterwards, we should devote ourselves more wholeheartedly.

Mr. kazuo inamori often tells himself about these "six improvements", and deliberately practices these seemingly ordinary and natural things, insisting on practicing bit by bit until he is integrated into life, so as to hone his mood.