One day, I will thank myself for my efforts today

I think everyone will be grateful for who they are today. The premise is that I have worked hard enough today. Hard work doesn't always lead to success, but if we don't work hard, we won't succeed.

We can only learn if we have worked hard, but what we want to learn. And we have to understand something. These things can set us up for success in the future.

For example, if you want to do a good job, then you are new to this job, and you don't work hard, then you can't do this job well.

Well, yes, hold on, when you want to smoke, do something else, divert your attention, and you'll be able to make it.

Many people do nothing in their lives, being lazy and inactive when they are young, and leaving regrets in their old age. I don't think most of them want to do that themselves.

It's easy to be mediocre, but the reality is even more cruel. You can't choose your background, but you can choose to change yourself. I often hear mediocre people say"Why don't I have a good dad?

I often hear from successful people"I just want to work harder and work harder. "If you look closely at the people around you, you will find that the more accomplished people are, the more fulfilling their lives are, and the busier their lives are. They have their own goals and plans in life, and they aim to lock in every opportunity and give full play to their abilities.

On the other hand, mediocre people, go to and from work, stay in bed to eat, don't even bother to take care of themselves, don't bother to clean up the room, they often complain about the unfairness of fate, can't stand the slightest setback, they have no goals, no plans, and live one day at a time. They also often dream of the future, hoping to become scientists, wealthy businessmen, or leaders in a certain field, but when they wake up the next day, they look sluggish again, they never put their dreams into action, they just dream stupidly, and occasionally whisper.

Successful people always stick to their dreams year after year, day after day: Ma Yun has persisted for 20 years for Ali; Niu Gensheng insisted on Mengniu for ten years; Yu Minhong insisted on more than 20 years of ...... for New OrientalThese successful people put most of their energy on that single goal, defying difficulties and obstacles, and having the courage to overcome many difficulties, even at the expense of all their wealth and connections. Their success is no accident, and their dedication and hard work make success inevitable.

On the other hand, mediocre people, one dream today, one goal tomorrow, and no goal can even be held to a month"Three-minute heat"is synonymous with them. They often can't withstand setbacks and routs, and often choose to give up when they see the signs of failure, turn around to find the next goal, and in the end they don't achieve anything, and complain about bad luck.

If you look at the successful people around you, you will find that you are not doing well because you have never really worked hard. The choices you make today and the attitude you have towards life will determine your future. Tomorrow, you will definitely thank yourself for working hard now, because the way you work hard is so charming in the eyes of outsiders, and even you can feel your daily progress.

Change happens all the time, but it is so subtle that people can't realize it, it accumulates day by day, just waiting for the day when you accumulate it. What are you waiting for? Start your goals from now on, move forward and work hard!

Because if you work hard today, tomorrow will be better, so you will thank yourself for working hard today.

English is still so a headache, there are many professional books that I haven't understood yet, some things have been memorized or forgotten, the weather is still so hot, and there are so many things to do.

Getting into graduate school is never an easy task. It is true that I am not sure that I will be able to pass the entrance examination from the beginning to the present, but in the past five months, there are still changes that have been brought to me by reviewing for graduate school entrance examinations. It has made me more aware of myself, and at the same time, more determined about my goals and choices.

The foundation of English is thin and the foundation is poor, because of this, the accumulation of words little by little and the gradual breakthrough of grammar make me very easy to have a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment in learning, coupled with the logic of English itself, I will be involuntarily brought in, and thus slowly become interested. Although I haven't seen much improvement now, at least I don't hate it anymore, and I can still take the initiative to memorize words and read them, and it has become a habit.

As a professional course in literature, history and philosophy, there are many words and words, and it is boring, but in the past five months, reading one book at a time, taking notes chapter by chapter, and the complete dedication of patience can sometimes make people unable to extricate themselves. At that moment, it was as if the world was just you and the book, and you were living the words described in the book in your mind, which was very down-to-earth. A breakthrough in knowledge points, the composition of a knowledge framework, and finally boring things become interesting.

The road of postgraduate entrance examination has passed halfway, and five months have been passed, from no interest to gradually becoming a habit, from impetuous and restless to Chang Xun sleepy and down-to-earth meditation, from doing things casually to learning to think. The completion of tasks every day, every week, and month, this kind of phased success has gradually made me firm in my choice of the path of graduate school entrance examination. It is no longer a utilitarian who only focuses on the result, not thinking about how it will end, but discovering himself and perfecting himself through this process.

I think there are some things that I have brought to the university entrance examination that I have not had in the past three years in college. The sense of fulfillment that accumulates little by little and forms habits, the sense of steadiness that is patient and devoted, and the sense of accomplishment of calmly thinking when encountering problems and completing phased tasks...The most important thing is that the books you have read along the way, and the knowledge you have learned will be the reserves along the way, and they will also be the wealth of the future. Maybe the end result will not be as good as I hoped, but I am sure that I will be grateful for my perseverance at that time.

Countdown to graduate school: 141

Please keep persevering and work harder for a better version of yourself.