I read "The Most Critical Thing to Success: Managing "Not as Expected"": Pursue a successful life with consistent speed and speed
As a corporate consultant, professional lecturer and columnist, the most common work I do is planning and executing plans, and the most annoying things are a waste of time.
In order to manage various emergencies that are not as expected, I devote myself to learning self-management skills, and I also like to use digital tools and services to improve efficiency - this is because I know that a bright future is waiting for me ahead!
I didn’t get to where I am now by controlling everything. I only know how to work hard, but sometimes hard work doesn’t get the results you deserve, but you can only work hard.
I really like reading the book written by the Japanese psychological strategist DaiGo. I just held the “The money you spend will flow back on its own: Start the “Money Spiral”, the more money you use, the richer you will become (opens in a new tab)》book club. I also agree very much with what he said in “The most critical thing to success: controlling “not as good as expected” (opens in a new tab)》The point of view mentioned in this book: Life is short, don’t waste unnecessary time on meaningless things.
A successful life that is both fast and slow is worth pursuing. This is also the inspiration I got from reading the great book “The most critical thing to success: managing “not as good as expected" (opens in a new tab)". I am happy to share it with you.
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Further reading
- “Test Tools: 21 Thinking Tools to Effectively Master Planning and Ideation” Recommended Preface: A good book that can stand the test of time
- Recommended preface to “Atomic Time”: Don’t ask for a good job, but ask for a long time
- “The Best Year: 5 Steps to 100% Achieve Goals, Make Plans No More Empty Words” Recommended Preface: Set feasible goals and start designing your own future
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