“What is this? Was this bought at this store? Isn’t it the old name of our company? How many years ago?”
Hey, did you see a mobile phone
for the first time? The young clerk looks at my cell phone and mysteriously shouts.
The battery of my favorite mobile phone is nearing the end of its life, so I’m coming to this store to replace the battery. However, my favorite model seems to be too old.
Even after a full charge, the electricity is consumed too much, so the battery must be replaced. Parts other than the battery are working well. I explain.
However, the clerk has suppressed the violent upset and coldly claims that the battery is no longer in production.
You’re kidding? If the production of consumable parts is discontinued, this model will not be repaired forever. I think it’s an absurd story.
Are the lessons of the past thought-provoking?
One of the prerequisites for us to make smarter decisions is to learn from the lessons of the past.
The people of the past are no different from us as long as they live in the present of the past.
Moreover, as long as the past event is an event that has already ended, it has already been proved whether it is justice or not. There is no way not to take this as a lesson.
However, it must be pointed out that there are dangerous pitfalls in that method. That is, the lessons of the past should not be applied as they are to the present.
Because the past is, after all, the past, not the present. If the difference is ignored, the lessons of the past will not be fully utilized in the present.
In short, resetting the past is a necessary step to live the present wisely.
“More than that, how about this new model? This is the latest smartphone. It comes with a high-performance camera.”
I don’t even feel like asking for battery inventory anymore. He intends to sell me an unpopular smartphone.
There were many customers in the store. Most of them were people who came to repair, complain or ask questions.
Old iPhone or Android? Here’s how to trade it in… You have plenty of options, of course. Among them is trading in your phone. …
That’s all for today’s post. Thank you
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