"The person who walks the slowest, as long as he doesn't lose his goal, will walk faster than the person who wanders aimlessly." Goals, like lighthouses on Nightcrawler Road, are directions and hopes. A person with a goal, no matter how he goes, will never lose himself. People without goals, like headless flies, either bump around or spin around in circles, like thinking, are often influenced by others, and are afraid that they will give up halfway and fail, and even have no courage to try. The meaning of life lies in working hard for the goal. The greatest tragedy in life is not that the goal is not achieved, but that there is no goal to achieve. There is a good saying: without goals, life is called wandering; With an aim, life is called sailing. Why a compass can draw a circle is because its feet are walking and its heart is unchanged. Why many of us can't interpret dreams is because our hearts are uncertain and our feet are wandering. If the steps are chaotic, life will be chaotic.

The rivers and mountains may change, but not one's essential nature It is better to change yourself than others, because you can only control yourself in this world, and others are uncontrollable. Don't try to change others, because you can never change. If you want to see the world change, learn to change yourself first. There used to be a saying that people who are better than you are not terrible, and those who are better than you work harder than you. According to the unbalanced law of the 28 ~ (th) Rule, those who are smarter only need to make 20% efforts for intellectual reasons, which means that ordinary people will make 80% efforts. The smarter people are, the higher the conversion rate is. If they rise to the level of genius, it can be said that the learning efficiency of genius can reach 1000 times that of ordinary people.

Known as "the first academic person in 300 years", Chen Yinque is proficient in 20 foreign languages and is a computer-level language machine with unparalleled international reputation. Known as "the grandson of Japanese historiography", Bai Niao Kuraji is also a proper master. He once encountered a problem when he was studying Central Asia, and he was very entangled. He asked his friends in the international academic circles to answer, and the Austrian and German academic circles were also entangled in this, and asked him to consult Chen Yinque. Later, Chen Yinque solved the unsolved problems in Japanese, Austrian and German academic circles with only one letter. The Japanese historian once said in Japan: Without the help of Professor Chen, he might be confused to death. It's just that this building is a little high. This is still a master of Japanese academic circles, and the gap between him and genius is still the same. What about us ordinary people?

Someone on the Internet said: Do today's work well, do tomorrow's work well in advance, prepare for the day after tomorrow, and plan for the future. In this rapidly changing era, success requires not only ability, but also advanced consciousness. After all, the real opportunities are always those who are always ready. However, many of us have lost our laziness and often put off today's work until tomorrow. But even if it is done tomorrow, it will still delay things. What's even more frightening is that you may not do it tomorrow and put it off again and again. In the end, you not only drag down your time, but also drag down your life.

As the saying goes, prepare for a rainy day, be prepared for danger in times of peace, and make a long-term plan. We should not only finish today, but also plan tomorrow. Don't wait until it's too late. Don't wait until you miss the opportunity to realize that every time you are lazy, you are actually digging a hole for your future. Newton once said, "If I see farther than others, it is because I stand on the shoulders of giants." There is no shortcut to success, but if you stand on the shoulders of your predecessors and learn from their successful experience, you will take fewer detours. Doing things according to others' successful experience is not copying others' experience, but combining with one's own reality, taking its essence and discarding its dross.

A person's success depends not only on his own efforts and persistence, but also on following the right person and doing the right thing. Don't let the children lose at the starting line. "What if some people's starting line is directly the finish line of others' lives? Such examples can be seen in the news every day, so we won't put those jokes that poverty limits imagination here. There is a touching article called "It took me eighteen years to sit and drink coffee with you", which wrote many people's voices. Some people have something at their fingertips, while others have to make unimaginable efforts to get it. Some people admire the latter's struggle to change their destiny, while others admire the former's golden key. "It took me eighteen years to sit down and have coffee with you." What can I say? But man is a plastic body. No matter how clever he is, he will have his own limits. If he doesn't want to learn from other people's successful experience, his life is basically locked. Therefore, if you want to break through, you must learn to leverage, so that you can climb higher and go further.