Dajia Picks

An “iron rice bowl” is simply a job you can find anywhere.

When you place your confidence in someone else—when you have faith in that iron rice bowl, when you trust your partner—you’re essentially trusting nothing at all.

Because confidence is directed inward; it’s sought within oneself.

So everyone wraps themselves in a mask, pretending to be whoever others expect them to be.

The opportunity to hear the truth isn't very frequent, so when you do come across one, listen quietly—don't bring your own biases or jump to premature conclusions.

Why make things harder for fellow workers when you're just trying to climb the ladder?

Behind confusion lies desire—you only feel confused when you want something.