I. Self-discipline
Only self-discipline can lead to freedom. In high school, I longed for freedom. I also wrote freedom of English on my qq signature to motivate myself. But at that time, the understanding of freedom was too simple, thinking that doing what you want at any time and anywhere is freedom without being controlled by others. I don't know that every winter and summer vacation homework is finished the day before school starts. Every time I swear to finish my study goal before the holiday, I put a big bag of books back and don't even open them. Looking back now, how naive and undisciplined I was. If given another chance, I will be self-disciplined and complete every homework and plan, and only a little accumulation can make a river.
Second, pay attention to yourself.
When I was in high school, I was very concerned about other people's opinions, especially worried that others would not like me. I will care about what others say and do for a long time, thinking that others don't like me, which seriously affects my study. I often get emotional because of these little things, and I can't concentrate on my studies. In addition, when my peers are studying, I feel anxious but don't take action. When they are not studying, I also play with them. It seems that I never pay attention to myself and bow my head and go my own way. I just followed others and lost my way. If given another chance, I will set a reasonable goal, focus on myself, don't care about other people's opinions, go my own way and let others speak.
Third, learn to let go and learn to move forward.
When I was in senior three, I regretted that I didn't study hard in senior one and senior two, but I didn't let go. Always entangled in the past, repeatedly fried cold rice, so there is no planning in the review process. While looking at the past, I felt that the review materials were not good-looking, so that I grabbed my eyebrows and beard and didn't do well in the exam. The correct attitude should be: don't forget the past, be a teacher of the future. Let go of the past, move forward well, and move forward steadily and rashly.
Fourth, set small goals and plan time reasonably.
I am a person who can't plan time, so I always go with the flow in my senior year, which wastes a lot of time. If you give me another chance, I will set a small goal, plan my time reasonably and don't waste it in vain.
If ... unfortunately, there is no if. There is no regret medicine in the world. Looking back on the past, I can't just say regret, because these mistakes explained my own limitations at that time to some extent. I just hope I can learn a lesson, don't make the same mistake again, and get up from where I fell.