You can't tell anyone about your birthday, can you? why

For those who are familiar with the Book of Changes, this is a very easy question to understand. From a scientific point of view, the ancient date of birth represents a person's eight elements. Ancient metaphysics can help us predict the future through these eight elements, and so can some people with particularly high IQ. It's a bit like our psychology now, just like you have nothing to hide in front of a psychiatrist. Many ancient people can know what kind of person you are as long as they know your birthday, and even know what kind of things you will do at a certain time in a certain month. Therefore, in ancient times, if someone knew your birthday, it was equivalent to revealing all the information to him, which was very unfavorable to personal privacy. In fact, this also applies to modern people, so when we live in modern times, we should also pay attention to the following points:

1. Don't reveal your birthday time easily.

In fact, it is very common to celebrate birthdays now, which is also one of the reasons why we get together. However, we need to pay attention to that although you can celebrate your birthday normally, don't disclose the specific time of your birthday to others easily, because if someone remembers your time newly, it may cause some unfavorable things to you, especially in the workplace.

Don't treat anyone sincerely.

As the saying goes, everyone only says three words, but you can't throw away all my heart. In fact, I think this sentence is very reasonable, because if we meet everyone who reveals themselves wholeheartedly to others, it will be very dangerous for ourselves, because we don't know what kind of people are good and what kind of people are bad. After all, it is necessary to prevent people.

Don't talk too much.

In the process of communication in the workplace, the most taboo thing for us is to say things too dead, which sometimes blocks all our back roads, so every time we express our meaning, we should try to leave some room for it, so that we can make a detour when we encounter adversity again.