Wikispirit's Blog

There are too many moments when we regretted wasting time in the past and realized the pain of impending crisis, just like the man generated by DALL-E. I often experience such moments, and every time I feel extremely painful. For me, my biggest problem is that it is difficult to balance entertainment and learning. As the saying goes, there is no gain without pain, and I have experienced this firsthand. It seems that I don’t have a real, heart-wrenching feeling from self-preaching again and again, which is quite sad. Even though I have thousands of thoughts, I waste them on some unnecessary trivial matters. Or for a momentary smile, or for a momentary cry and sympathy. If I waste time on these boring emotions, I guess it will be too late to do the right thing. If I really have to wait until extreme measures are taken to solve this problem, my self-control will be gone. I still hope that this power is still by my side. I must do everything I can to reverse this unfavorable situation and ...

Concentration is a very clear concept, which means that people should focus on one thing first. However, in practice, things may not be so simple. We are likely to be distracted by other more interesting things, which will cause the original affairs to be shelved indefinitely and cause procrastination. So, how can we solve this problem? My suggestion is to clear the desktop. You must resolutely remove unnecessary books on the desktop, and if conditions permit, please put all electronic products away from you. They will inevitably tempt you, because social media and video sites are extremely fascinating, and you may have the idea that it is harmless to use electronic products for a while, but this is completely wrong. As a person with poor self-control, once I pick up an electronic product, it often means a waste of half an hour to an hour of time, which will obviously affect work and greatly reduce people's work efficiency. This is why many people's work efficiency in the libra...

Record at any time: Carry a small notebook or mobile memo: When inspiration strikes, write it down at any time. Use a special creative recording app: Many apps provide functions such as classification and labeling to facilitate your organization of ideas. Voice memo: If typing is inconvenient, you can speak your ideas and then slowly organize them. Classification and organization: Create folders or notebooks: Classify ideas by theme, time, etc. for easy search. Use keywords: Add keywords to each idea for easy search later. Visual presentation: Draw a sketch: Draw the idea with simple lines or shapes. Make a mind map: Connect various aspects of the idea with graphics for a more intuitive display. Share your ideas: Share with friends or family: Listen to their opinions, and maybe new sparks will burst out. Join an interest group or community: Communicate with like-minded people to get more inspiration. Review regularly: Choose a fixed time: Review your ideas once a week or month. Filter ...