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管理心理情緒—-箴言16:33[不輕易發怒的勝過勇士, 制伏己心的強如取城.]成功的人都是懂得管理的人, 如果我們能夠制伏自己的心, 管理情緒, 不輕易發怒, 那麼前面的道路將會寬闊許多.  很多有能力有才幹的人, 因為不能控制自己的情緒, 以致失去神給他的機會.  上帝為他們把機會的門打開, 但他們卻讓自己的情緒, 在頃刻間將機會之門重重關上.  親愛的朋友, 發洩情緒, 給人臉色看, 也許可以使你得到暫時的快感與疏解, 但這是錯誤的方法, 錯誤的習慣.  我們要用新的方法管理自己的情緒.  我們不僅在職場上需要管理自己的情緒, 在家庭裡更是需要.  很多人在外面看起來溫文儒雅, 但是回到家裡卻是暴君一個.  聖經中有一個人物, 名叫拿八, 性情凶暴, 當大衛從曠野打發使者來問他, 拿八不但不伸出援手, 還辱罵使者.  因此引來殺身之禍.  親愛的朋友, 為所欲為的人, 是任由情緒掌控自己的人.  一個成功的人生是持續管理出來的.  今天, 讓我們學習管理心理情緒, 管理家庭情緒, 從我們心開始, 制伏自己的心, 你的未來將無限寬闊.  論語為政篇”子曰:七十而從心所欲, 不逾矩.”  歷代註解家對此有不同的解讀.  這段話主要是對老人的勸誡, 勸誡老人要管理好自己的情緒, 性情平和, 不輕易發怒, 不倚老賣老, 做一位有智慧, 快樂, 順其自然, 享受生活的老人.  老年人應該如此, 年輕人何嘗不應如此.

Manage mental emotions – Proverbs 16:33 [He who is slow to anger is better than a warrior, and he who conquers his heart is better than a city.] Successful people are those who know how to manage. If we can conquer our hearts and manage our emotions, If you don’t get angry easily, then the road ahead will be much wider. Many capable and talented people lose the opportunity God gave them because they cannot control their emotions. God opens the door of opportunity for them, but they allow themselves Your emotions will close the door of opportunity in an instant. Dear friends, venting your emotions and giving people a look may give you temporary pleasure and relief, but this is the wrong way, the wrong habit. We use A new way to manage our emotions. We need to manage our emotions not only in the workplace, but also at home. Many people look gentle on the outside, but come home as tyrants. There is a character in the bible , whose name was Nabal, who had a violent disposition. When David sent messengers from the wilderness to question him, Nabal not only refused to help, but also insulted the messengers. This led to death. Dear friends, those who do what they want are allowed to People who control their emotions. A successful life is managed continuously. Today, let us learn to manage psychological emotions, manage family emotions, start from our hearts, subdue our own hearts, and your future will be infinitely broad. The Master said: At seventy, do what you want, and don’t go beyond the rules.” Commentators of the past dynasties have different interpretations of this. This passage is mainly an exhortation to the elderly, exhorting the elderly to manage their emotions well, to be calm, not to get angry easily, and not to be angry. Rely on the old and sell the old, be an old man who is wise, happy, goes with the flow, and enjoys life. The old should be like this, and the young should not be like this.