There is a story about Hao Han bird in the primary school textbook, which is familiar.
When winter comes, Hao Han birds are shivering in the crevices of the cliff and keep calling, "Duo Duo, Duo Duo, the cold wind will freeze me to death, and I will build a nest tomorrow." In this slogan repeated day after day, Hao Hanbo was delayed by himself and froze to death in the cold wind.
Although Hao Han bird is just a proverb story, how many of us are the representatives of Hao Han bird in reality.
In my work, when I encounter difficulties and obstacles, I always want to put it down first, put it aside, solve it tomorrow, and then find a way. In fact, this fearless delay will only make things develop in a negative direction. Will things really change until tomorrow? I don't think so. As time goes on, things will not become easy or simple.
Xunzi mentioned in "Encouraging Learning": Therefore, if you don't accumulate steps, you will take Wan Li Road; If you don't accumulate small streams, you won't be a river.
Try to live in the present, which is the door to success.
Everything happens in the present, and living every day well is the foundation of having a bright future and good ability.
No matter how ambitious the goal is, if you just talk now and don't do it, it will always be an armchair strategist. Only by doing the immediate things well can we create the most promising life and the most valuable life.
Every day's hard work, though seemingly insignificant, shows the power to change from quantitative to qualitative over time. Finish a little every day, and you will be one step closer to your goal. Don't always put off all your fantasies until tomorrow. Fantasy without action is a mirage in the desert, out of reach.
Kyocera, founded by Kazuo Morishima of Japan, has never made a long-term business plan. In an interview with reporters, Sheng Daohe said that "we never set up a long-term business plan". They felt incredible and showed doubts. Sheng Dao and explanation: Because it is basically a "lie" to say that you can meet the distant future, you will all end in failure. He believes that how many years later, how much sales, how many people, how much equipment investment, this blueprint, no matter how depicted, but in fact, with the changes in the environment, unexpected things often happen, which is inevitable. In this way, we have to improve our plans, and sometimes we have to give up our plans.
Don't pin all your visions and hopes on the future, because the future is unpredictable and will not develop according to our personal will. Only the present is within our power, and the reality is within our control.
If we let procrastination continue to control our brains, it's not just Hao Han Bird who will freeze to death next.
About the author: His real name is Wang Zhijie and his pen name is Jia Beijia.
One named the child a company, studied design, engaged in internet business, engaged in planning and talked about the workplace. The reality of torsion bars has different visions. I am Lao Wang next door.