Why do some people seem to be busy but don t make something substantial?

It's very simple, as the saying goes, fake learn, fake do, move yourself, vanity.

In fact, I met a lot of such people when I was a student, and I didn't think it was strange when I was in college, and there were many such people around me at that time. Just like one of my teachers in high school used to say, some people, you don't look at him sitting there, others listen to the class, and he seems to listen carefully; Others study in the classroom, and he learns, and it seems that he learns more seriously than those who have real materials. Such a person is actually pretending, as if he didn't understand what the teacher said, and the teacher raised his hand when he said he didn't understand, but she didn't raise her hand and didn't know how to pretend to understand.

For example, a friend of mine always looks like he is in a hurry, wearing a Bluetooth headset, like a big boss in a TV series. Once I met him at school and chatted with him for a few minutes, he kept looking at his watch and chatted for a few minutes and said, "Oh, no, I have to go, the teacher is looking for him." He said that he was busy, and there were a lot of projects waiting for him to be done, and the teacher valued him very much and arranged a lot of projects for him.

Later, I saw some of his moments of friends, like, oops, I'm going to sleep in the lab again today. As a result, by coincidence, I saw him on the retake list.

I also have a friend who has been in the first row in class, and she will ask questions from the teacher, and the teacher has always asked and answered, as if she is very powerful, but in fact, she has not won a scholarship in the exam. I also couldn't figure it out, but then I paid attention to it in class, and every time the teacher asked, it wasn't all in the book.

It's these people, they're just making a show, chasing the reason, probably because they're afraid that they won't be able to do it when they are fighting with everyone, and they can't let others look down on them, so there is a show in life.

To outsiders, Caroline Bailey, the head of sales at a high-end fashion store in Manhattan, is a busy man. She is almost picky about the display of ** in the fashion store.

Rearrange sweaters that are already neatly folded and keep hangers strictly at a finger's width apart. In addition, she has to take the time to call her boss to discuss the business in the store.

Although she seemed busy, she was suspected of "fake" - there was not a single customer in the store. "Neither the owner nor the customers want to see you doing nothing, so you have to get busy, refold your clothes, dust them around, and mop the floor.

I'm busy" seems to have become a mantra among professionals. Busy seems to have become a label of this era, and some "busy" is unable to find something to do, "very confused".

I think that pretending to be busy is not a proper solution after all, and you can deceive others, but you can't hide yourself. So we have to be a down-to-earth person, do one thing diligently, don't just think about acting and messing around. <>