Churchill, the British Prime Minister and the great Nobel Prize winner, was a snoozer and an alcoholic. He was kicked out of the office twice for smoking opium. In this regard, a reporter once challenged Churchill in public and pulled out Churchill's old foundation. Unexpectedly, Churchill laughed off the reporter's challenge and said, "It is precisely because I accepted my imperfect past and let go of my obsession with perfection that I became stronger inside."

That's true. Life is like this. There is no perfect life and no perfect person. There are too many imperfect things waiting for us to entangle, and too many imperfect details waiting for us to go crazy. Some people want to erase a failure like chalk, and some people want to restart the game when they encounter an embarrassing link like playing a game.

However, life is never a game and there is no restart function. Failure, embarrassment and even serious mistakes will be recorded in our imperfect life in the form of history. If you are crazy about these unchangeable things that have become history, you will only make yourself more tired. If the same standards are used everywhere to bring perfection to others, the originally pleasant relationship will become thin ice.

Therefore, if you want to succeed, you must first learn to accept your imperfect self. Only by bravely accepting our imperfect selves can we become stronger people inside. Secondly, we should learn to accept the imperfection of life, treat every setback as an ornament of life, forgive God's kind jokes, and then live easily. Finally, we should learn to accept imperfect people, manage interpersonal relationships more harmoniously, and make life more comfortable and satisfying.