英国有一位年轻的医科毕业生威廉·奥斯勒爵士,在面临毕业时,他的成绩并不差,但他整天愁云满面,他想,如何才能通过毕业考试,以及明天要做什么事情,毕业后要到哪里去找工作,工作如果不称心要怎么办,怎样才能维持生活……这些问题都像蛛丝一样缠绕着他,使他充满了忧虑。他想了许多办法,都没有摆脱这种困扰。有一天,他在书上读了一句话:不要去看远处模糊的东西,而要动手做眼前清楚的事情。自从读了这 In the United Kingdom, a young medical graduate, Sir William Osler, was not bad in his graduation, but he was full of guilt. He thought how to pass the graduation exam and what to do tomorrow. Where to go after graduation to find a job, work if you do not want to do what you want to do, how can we maintain our lives ... These issues are like spider silk around him, leaving him full of worries. He thought many ways and did not get rid of this problem. One day, he read a sentence in the book: Do not look at the distant things that are ambiguous. Instead, start with something that is clear in front of you. Since reading this