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Attitude To Life
Many young people are confused, confused and at a loss in reality. So I wasted my time, on the Internet, in games, on the street... I saw our young people doing nothing all the time. We are really a little confused. Work, the pressure of work is so great, there are so many tedious things, and the relationship between colleagues is so laborious... So many young friends choose to escape, but are we really avoiding? Naturally, many people choose to escape, but we know that most of them are helpless. Do we want this? What if we don't? I think the most important thing is the attitude of our young people. We should face life with a positive attitude. We should actively face the problems in life, think of ways, try our best to solve the problems with positive actions, rather than avoiding them. Although there is still a lot of employment pressure after entering the University, isn't it less competitive advantage without a university degree when most people have a university degree? High work pressure? The work unit is a social circle. If you want to work, you must have a relationship with colleagues. Moreover, without the mutual assistance and cooperation between colleagues, even excellent people will not do much. Today's society is a competitive society, but it is also a society of mutual assistance and win-win results. As long as we survive, there will be competition, competition, pressure, and progress. Without the pressure of survival, our ancestors may still live in the primitive forest. So how to have a good attitude towards life? Face the social reality correctly: we should know that society is a large system composed of multiple subsystems; Society is bright, but it also has a dark side; There are good people in the world, but there are also bad people. We should not be too idealistic in looking at the society. We should see that the inequality among social members exists objectively. We should not use our own standards to measure the fairness of the society. Instead, we should face the society squarely, recognize the differences, and strive to narrow the gap between ourselves and others. To treat society is not full of complaints, but to turn complaints into motivation and strive to transform society. At the same time, we should also treat ourselves correctly: when encountering setbacks, we should first look for the reasons from our own subjective aspects. Firmly believe that "no one is perfect", everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses. As long as they are positive and promising, develop their strengths and make up for their weaknesses, "long wind and waves" will "sometimes"; Stop self comparison, don't worry about being inferior to others, accept yourself, and establish a state of mind of self-improvement, self-confidence and self-reliance, otherwise it is easy to form inferiority complex. To compare with others, you should know yourself and the enemy, so that you can know whether it is comparable. For example, whether the abilities, knowledge, skills and inputs of the two people are the same, otherwise they cannot be compared. With this, people's psychological imbalance will be greatly reduced, and they will not feel restless and at a loss. We should not be happy with things, not sad with ourselves. Then we should learn to encourage ourselves: we should have a dialectical view of frustration, and read more sages' philosophies and biographies of celebrities. People will encounter many setbacks in their life. How to overcome them, the thoughts of sages and the deeds of celebrities give us a lot of inspiration. "Since ancient times, heroes have suffered many hardships". People often do their best work in frustration and adversity. As long as we face life with a correct attitude, our life will be bright and beautiful.
By liupengbo4 years ago in Futurism
Who Am I For The Next Seven Years
On a whim, I signed up for an interpretation class. One of the teachers was about 30 years old. She was very beautiful, dressed in fashion, and had great interpretation skills. Later, she learned that she majored in history in college and was a public relations manager in a company. Her son was five years old, so she had to go to work, do housework and take care of the child every day. Different from us, she has the second-level interpretation certificate of the Personnel Department, has the task of translating conferences everywhere every month, and doubles as the tutor of this interpretation center. Open her blog, has updated more than 500 pages, there are more than 2000 posts, all are her own interpretation practice every day, an average of two long and a short article, she insisted on doing this for nearly 10 years, she is not a professional background because of her love of English and has been working hard. I admired her and she said that 10 years ago, she had read a survey report that a person needs to practice for 10,000 hours without a break to master a skill and become an expert. At the time, she calculated that it would take seven years for someone to master the skill if they practiced five hours a day, 300 days a year. 'Fortunately, I know what I want to do,' she says. 'I just have to hit the floor. I don't have five hours, I can only study three hours a day. Liu Liu also mentioned this theory in her microblog, saying that she became a writer after seven years of hard work, that the Beatles had held 1,200 concerts before they became famous, and that Bill Gates had worked as a programmer for seven years before he became rich. But why do you work as a civil servant for 10 years and still remain a small clerk? Why, after seven years of cooking at home, did not become a master chef, but found that marriage reached the seven-year itch? That's because you're not putting the energy and enthusiasm into practicing a skill. I just read the newspaper and surf the Internet every day to cope with all kinds of trivial tasks, do what everyone else does, cook every day just to keep the family running, I don't look at it from a professional perspective. Don't lament the loss of major after graduation from college. If you have 12 years of schooling since junior high school, even if you learn a skill for 2 hours a day, 300 days a year, you will only have 7200 hours, there is a gap of 2800 hours. Even if you practice for 1 hour a day after graduation, you will need 10 years. Why are science and engineering students more likely to succeed? As long as they are in the right major after graduation and still do the same thing, then they are practicing 8 hours a day, those 2800 hours, only need a year to fill. But many of us, the content of work is not in the practice of skills, most of the trivial people and things, in fact, is in waste. Maybe you will say, I am ordinary, I don't want to be anyone, just want to live in peace. It's just your illusion. Time goes by, and the actions you repeat every day are shaping who you are. You don't want to be, but you are destined to be. If you spend 5 hours a day watching Korean dramas, websites and chatting, then after 7 years, you will become a spectator of life. What you are good at is talking about the success and failure of others without finding anything to say about yourself. Take a minute to think about what you most wanted to do. Then do it every day. In seven years, you will find that you can go out for a living doing it. Even if you like shopping, why don't you commit yourself to shopping for three hours a day? Maybe at the beginning you feel very happy, every day like this, you will find boring, and then stick to it, you began to think, I shopping can find something, but also can make some pattern? Keep it up, and in seven years, you could be a fashionista, an image designer, a street photographer, a clothing buyer... How do you plan to spend the next seven years, the next 10,000 hours of your life?
By liupengbo4 years ago in Futurism
The Final Countdown
Matilda was the first to wake up. Her cheek, pressed against a cold, smooth surface, made a sucking sound as she looked up, her eyes bulging. She looked around, taking in the scenery with a mixture of confusion and fear. Glancing down at her outfit, she noticed that she was no longer wearing the yellow dress she had put on this morning, but a frumpy navy blue uniform and thick-soled boots. A smartwatch clung to her left wrist, and there was no way to loosen it or get rid of it. Where was she? The clickety-clack of wheels and the blur of trees rolling past the window next to her were her most immediate clues: she was on board a train. A train she had absolutely no recollection of getting on. The tentacles of panic climbed up her calves before squeezing her throat. The word ‘mom…’ faded from her lips. Her mother was nowhere to be seen, and only kids her own age populated the nearby seats, inert, their heads sometimes slumped against the headrest, sometimes flattened against the tray tables in their laps. They all wore the same uniform, as well as the same watch on their left wrist. Heart thumping, she stood up on shaky legs and took a few steps across the car, trying to spot familiar faces. However, she recognized none of the four girls and five boys.
By Sam Wit4 years ago in Futurism
Would you marry your perfect virtual partner? How is the boy who married Hatsune now
In 2018, something happened in Japan's anime and gaming scene that made a splash around the world. A Japanese boy who likes the fictional character Hatsune Miku so much that he marries her;
By manshanhuangye4 years ago in Futurism
The Image of the Future
In 1961, Fred Polak (1907- 1985) published The Image of the Future. Born Frederik Lodewijk Polak in the Netherlands, Polak, who was Jewish, survived the Holocaust by going into hiding during World War II. By the mid-twentieth century, he had become a prominent sociologist and one of the founders of modern futures studies.
By The GenX Joint4 years ago in Futurism
Watchers
We've all seen them, perched on high wires or rooftops, staring at the world below. Crows congregate in small groups, and when one departs the murder, another quickly takes its place. Have you ever asked yourself what they are looking for and who they are reporting their observations to?
By Mark Gagnon4 years ago in Futurism
Why Sri Lanka Declares Bankruptcy?
The Government of Sri Lanka announced that it will temporarily stop paying its foreign debt, in the midst of a deep economic crisis and awaiting a bailout from the International Monetary Fund. Here is a review of the countries that have also defaulted.
By Faraz4 years ago in Futurism
Sight. Runner-Up in The Runaway Train Challenge.
The first thing I heard was the rustling through a knapsack. I was having one of those recurring dreams where I was falling off a cliff. Dr. Anthony said to help ease back into reality, I should take note of my surroundings using the five senses.
By Joan Crow4 years ago in Futurism
The Matrix, The Red Pill and the Future of Ideology
When thinking about the Matrix and the Red Pill, I come to question whether ideology is something we can be freed from and if it can be counted as a scientific force, as much an immovable truth in the universe as gravity or light. The question comes to mind of how ideology exists and how can we use it? Can we be free of ideology or are we lifelessly in it, as to be stuck within a never ending Russian Doll; can we escape ideology? And what better place to look than the place which reignited this area of futurism, ideology and science, The Matrix and The Red Pill.
By Josh Clements4 years ago in Futurism
A Hedonistic Dream or the Cybernetic Communism?
The Scottish writer Iain Menzies Banks is a rare example of a writer who successfully combines work in two genres: science fiction (most of which belong to the Culture cycle) and mainstream novels, which, it must be said, are no less or even more popular. Actually, I can think of only one such master — Dan Simmons, who has the science fiction saga Hyperion, several thrillers, and great horror novels.
By Nik Hein4 years ago in Futurism
Do We Really Need Wearable Technology to Live Better?
• Smartwatches • Fitness trackers • Smart jewelry • Smart clothing • Head-mounted displays • Body sensors • Smart contact lens
By Alka . Jha4 years ago in Futurism
What should men understand when they are 25 years old?
I have thought about this question for a long time and have come up with some interesting ideas. 01 When I was in college, there were many classmates and friends around me who had a grand vision of what to do, made many plans, and made many attempts.
By Dylan M Parkin4 years ago in Futurism