Cрабы ходят поперек, играя с индивидуальностью - аллегория самостоятельности - карманный букет для роста сознания

Author: Zhang Rui / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Learning Go (Weiqi) In ancient times, there was a man named Yi Qiu, a renowned Go () master. Yi Qiu was very famous, and naturally, many people came to learn from him. Two young men became his students at the same time. One young man listened attentively whenever Yi Qiu explained the game, with his ears only focused on the teacher's words, afraid of missing a single word. As a result, his skills improved very quickly. The other young man was quite different. On the surface, he seemed to be listening to the teacher's explanation, but his mind had already flown to the sky! He was daydreaming about pleasant things. Look, a fat swan was flying in the blue sky. He drew his bow, nocked an arrow, and shot the swan down with one shot. Wow, the meat of that swan was truly fat and delicious. Although he studied Go with the first young man, after some time, his skills were far behind the other. Was he less intelligent than the first one? Of course not! The key was that he didn't focus his mind on learning the game.
Reflection and Self-Reflection Those who can stand on their own have the ability to manage themselves. This fable vividly depicts the different situations and outcomes of two people learning Go (). It tells us: Whether learning or doing other things, a person must have a focused mind. If one cannot manage their thoughts, but is scattered and daydreams, it will be difficult to acquire knowledge and skills, and independence will be out of the question! When we are learning or doing things, we often face similar situations. Quickly get rid of this bad habit and cultivate your focus! At first, there may still be many messy thoughts popping into your head. At this point, consciously remind yourself to concentrate! Believe in your ability to wipe out one by one the thoughts unrelated to the task at hand and focus your mind on what you need to do. If two things are both important, prioritize them and decide which one to do first based on the specific situation. Once you start, focus entirely on that task. Only in this way can we perfectly complete one learning and life goal after another. This fable reminds us that the difference in intelligence between people is not very large; the gap lies in the level of focus. Now we know what to do: If you set a goal, focus fully and work with all your might. P2-4