"人生只有两种活法。一种是认为没有什么是奇迹。另一种是认为一切都是奇迹。"

The core idea here is about perspective. It's about choosing how you want to see the world and your place in it. You can either move through life thinking nothing is special, that everything is just mundane and ordinary. Or, you can choose to view life with wonder, appreciating the miraculous in every little thing.

Back in the day, Albert Einstein, who is often credited with this sentiment, was grappling with the mysteries of the universe. He was a man of science, but he had a deep appreciation for the unknown and the wondrous. He understood that while science could explain a lot, there was still an inherent magic in the world that went beyond equations and theories.

Imagine this: You wake up on an ordinary Tuesday. You can drag yourself out of bed, grumble about the long commute, the endless emails, and the monotony of it all. That’s living as if nothing is a miracle. Or, you could open your eyes and marvel at the fact that you’re alive, breathing, experiencing the warmth of the sun, or the sound of birds singing. It’s all about what you choose to focus on.

Take Steve Jobs, for example. He was known for his obsessive attention to detail. But more than that, he saw potential and wonder in technology that others didn’t. When he introduced the first iPhone, he didn’t just see a new gadget. He saw a revolutionary way to connect people, a whole new experience. He saw a miracle in a piece of technology that we now take for granted.

So how do you apply this in your own life? Start small. Next time you’re stuck in traffic, instead of fuming, think about the fact that you’re in a machine that can travel faster than your ancestors could ever dream of. When you’re at your desk, remember that you have access to almost all the information in the world through a few clicks. These are everyday miracles we often overlook.

Imagine this scenario: You’re having dinner with family. The same people you see every day. You could just eat, chat about your day, and move on. But what if you paused to really see them? Your partner’s laughter lines, the sparkle in your child’s eyes, the warmth of your home. Suddenly, everyday moments become filled with meaning and wonder.

It’s not about being overly sentimental or unrealistic. Sure, not every day is going to feel extraordinary. But if you make a habit of looking for the small miracles, your whole outlook can change. Life becomes richer, more fulfilling.

So next time you’re feeling down or bored, try shifting your perspective. Look for the beauty in the mundane. Whether it’s the intricate design of a leaf, the complexity of human relationships, or the simple joy of a good meal. Everything can be a miracle if you choose to see it that way.

Thinking like this can turn even the most ordinary days into something special. It’s not always easy, but it’s worth it. So give it a shot. What’s the worst that could happen? You might just find a bit more joy in your everyday life.