最近在读一本名叫“六顶思考帽”的书，其中前言中有这么一段话：
思考是人类最根本的资源，我们却决不能这项重要技能自满。无论到达何种成就，我们永远都要追求更好。一般而言，只有不懂思考的人，才会满足于自己的思考技能，以为思考纯粹为了证明自己的论点——满足自己而已。
回顾自己的日常生活，的确在这方面有与上文描写相同的心态。在思考一件事情的时候，思考问题的角度并不是完全站在解决问题上，而是为了满足自己，或者证明自己的观点。表面上看，有些事情得到了解决，也并没有在明面上对他人有什么损失。可是在事后反观自身，有因为事情得以解决而沾沾自喜，也有这件事只有自己能做的这么好的心态在脑中回荡。
在叔叔的培养下，我们懂得了很多的道理，思维境界也已经远超同龄人，这是不可置疑的。但是把思考运用在不当的地方，用在证明自己，满足自己，这是现在的我需要去改正的。何况在现阶段，明白了很多叔叔讲的道理，但却因为懒惰等各种原因，自身并未完全付出实施。
所以在以后的日子里，我一定要按照叔叔教导的，把道理立为原则，做到表里如一，说到做到。
Recently I was reading a book called "Six Thinking Hats", in which there is a passage in the preface:
Thinking is the most fundamental human resource, but we must not become complacent about this vital skill. No matter what we achieve, we will always strive for better. Generally speaking, only those who don't know how to think will be satisfied with their own thinking skills, thinking that thinking is purely to prove their own arguments - to satisfy themselves.
Looking back on my daily life, I do have the same mentality as described above in this respect. When thinking about one thing, the perspective of thinking about the problem is not completely to solve the problem, but to satisfy oneself or prove one's point of view. On the surface, some things have been resolved, and there is no loss to others on the surface. But when I look back at myself after the fact, I am complacent because the matter was resolved, and there is also a mentality that only I can do this matter so well, reverberating in my mind.
Under the training of my uncle, we have learned a lot of truths, and our thinking realm has far surpassed that of our peers. This is unquestionable. But using thinking in inappropriate places, using it to prove myself and satisfy myself, this is what I need to correct now. What's more, at this stage, I understand a lot of truths that my uncle said, but because of various reasons such as laziness, I haven't fully implemented them.
So in the days to come, I must follow my uncle's teachings, set the truth as a principle, be consistent with the outside and inside, and do what I say.