A friend, she never skipped class, actively participated in activities, and became the president of a society. One night in the middle of the night, she suddenly chatted with me and said that she would host the orientation party in two days. In addition to hosting the show, she also had to prepare papers. She was half tired in these two days and had to sacrifice her sleep time. Later, the effect of the party was good, but she said that she would have a great sense of achievement before. Now she is tired except tired. She is a little reluctant to leave. Another friend can only be described as busy. His computer is full of all kinds of open classes and e-books. He goes to Shanghai to study TOEFL nonstop during the holiday. There must be GRE red treasure books on his desk, and his grades are also very excellent. One day, he said that he didn't know what he was studying and whether the major he was studying now would be useful in the future. No matter how busy he was, he was dissatisfied. I asked him if there was anything he wanted to do. He said yes, but he wanted to do too much. Instead, he didn't know where to start. He wants to take the postgraduate entrance examination, first take a few certificates in China, travel, and stay at home to read his newly bought books. Such people are common around us. The seemingly busy life does not necessarily love what they do. If they like to do too many things, they are unable to do what they want. Travel but can't decide the destination. Bookstores hesitate to buy a full range of books. Choices everywhere in life are like crushing a person. A busy life may not be full, but a focused life can be pursued. At the teacher Xie banquet before his friend went to study in Japan, he said on stage that he had been very tangled in recent years. He liked photography, painting and didn't want to give up his major. You can't have both fish and bear's paw. Sometimes you have to choose one. Later, he wondered why he could be a and B, but not himself. If painting is so unreliable in the eyes of others, I will try my best to do the best they seem unreliable. If people can find what they really like to do, it is a kind of happiness in itself. I have seen this sentence in a Xin's romantic escape, in the classmate record written to me by big C, and heard a friend say so. But what if you want to do a lot of things and don't know how to measure the center of gravity between them? Later, teacher Lai Mingzhu said in the preface to a Xin: I'm afraid that talented people want to do too many things. It's just that everything is done well. It's really annoying. However, whether it is giving up, giving up or betraying, it is not only a necessary but also a necessary choice. I admit that I am a casual person in many cases, but for some things, I am very persistent and stubborn, even terribly stubborn. I am curious and interested in many things, but I only love some things. Once I thought I could measure well in many things. I could do this thing and do another thing with ease, but later I found that some things had to be done wholeheartedly. Our life is limited. People will do a lot of things in this life. How many things can be perfect? Choose to do one thing, do what you like best, and put everything else aside. Make it the best you want to do and maximize it in your dreams. Never be afraid of big dreams. Only big dreams have unlimited possibilities for you to go up. Standing high can look far, and so can dreaming. From another point of view, always believe that you can go further than now, and never be complacent because of the little achievements you have made. Choice itself means giving up something else. Sometimes there is no choice but a better choice, and there is no way back, but a better way out. The most common mistake we make is to think we live elsewhere, so we easily give up a job and an interest. We always think we can do well in many things. This thing can't be done. Just do another thing, so we can fish in two days and dry the net in three days. But even if you can do well in many things, you can't do it to an irreplaceable extent. In the end, you just hover up and down in average, and you can't reach the level you want. So try to listen to your inner voice and don't care about the applause outside. Choose a favorite thing to do, take it as your most important thing to do, and do your best in it, rather than constantly trying what others think is good. Or that sentence, willing to give up, there is only willing to give up.

A friend, she never skipped class, actively participated in activities, and became the president of a society. One night in the middle of the night, she suddenly chatted with me and said that she would host the orientation party in two days. In addition to hosting the show, she also had to prepare papers. She was half tired in these two days and had to sacrifice her sleep time. Later, the effect of the party was good, but she said that she would have a great sense of achievement before. Now she is tired except tired. She is a little reluctant to leave. Another friend can only be described as busy. His computer is full of all kinds of open classes and e-books. He goes to Shanghai to study TOEFL nonstop during the holiday. There must be GRE red treasure books on his desk, and his grades are also very excellent. One day, he said that he didn't know what he was studying and whether the major he was studying now would be useful in the future. No matter how busy he was, he was dissatisfied. I asked him if there was anything he wanted to do. He said yes, but he wanted to do too much. Instead, he didn't know where to start. He wants to take the postgraduate entrance examination, first take a few certificates in China, travel, and stay at home to read his newly bought books. Such people are common around us. The seemingly busy life does not necessarily love what they do. If they like to do too many things, they are unable to do what they want. Travel but can't decide the destination. Bookstores hesitate to buy a full range of books. Choices everywhere in life are like crushing a person. A busy life may not be full, but a focused life can be pursued. At the teacher Xie banquet before his friend went to study in Japan, he said on stage that he had been very tangled in recent years. He liked photography, painting and didn't want to give up his major. You can't have both fish and bear's paw. Sometimes you have to choose one. Later, he wondered why he could be a and B, but not himself. If painting is so unreliable in the eyes of others, I will try my best to do the best they seem unreliable. If people can find what they really like to do, it is a kind of happiness in itself. I have seen this sentence in a Xin's romantic escape, in the classmate record written to me by big C, and heard a friend say so. But what if you want to do a lot of things and don't know how to measure the center of gravity between them? Later, teacher Lai Mingzhu said in the preface to a Xin: I'm afraid that talented people want to do too many things. It's just that everything is done well. It's really annoying. However, whether it is giving up, giving up or betraying, it is not only a necessary but also a necessary choice. I admit that I am a casual person in many cases, but for some things, I am very persistent and stubborn, even terribly stubborn. I am curious and interested in many things, but I only love some things. Once I thought I could measure well in many things. I could do this thing and do another thing with ease, but later I found that some things had to be done wholeheartedly. Our life is limited. People will do a lot of things in this life. How many things can be perfect? Choose to do one thing, do what you like best, and put everything else aside. Make it the best you want to do and maximize it in your dreams. Never be afraid of big dreams. Only big dreams have unlimited possibilities for you to go up. Standing high can look far, and so can dreaming. From another point of view, always believe that you can go further than now, and never be complacent because of the little achievements you have made. Choice itself means giving up something else. Sometimes there is no choice but a better choice, and there is no way back, but a better way out. The most common mistake we make is to think we live elsewhere, so we easily give up a job and an interest. We always think we can do well in many things. This thing can't be done. Just do another thing, so we can fish in two days and dry the net in three days. But even if you can do well in many things, you can't do it to an irreplaceable extent. In the end, you just hover up and down in average, and you can't reach the level you want. So try to listen to your inner voice and don't care about the applause outside. Choose a favorite thing to do, take it as your most important thing to do, and do your best in it, rather than constantly trying what others think is good. Or that sentence, willing to give up, there is only willing to give up.