Don't always think about doing big things.
If the matter gets too big, you won't be able to handle it. 👊 🏻
Major matters should be entrusted to important figures. We ordinary people should learn to do small things.
🔷 Less than 10,000 hours to learn basic cooking. By making simple dishes, one can truly understand the essence of cooking.
🔶 SIMPLY PUT your heart into MAKING a DISH WELL. Complete the simplest goal first
Fill one's stomach; Get 60 points. Then there are 80 points, 90 points and 95 points.
First, do the addition. 1+1=2,2+2=4.
Then do the multiplication: 2×2=2+2=4,2×3=2+2+2=6.
Then there are the exponents: 2^2=2×2=4,2^3=2×2×2=8.
If you do too many small things and add them up, they will become big things. A major event, when broken down, becomes a minor one.
The successful strategy is very simple: find something that you truly like, are good at and have compound interest. Find such a thing, and then focus all your energy, thoughts and capital on it, aiming at one goal and moving forward.
After finding it, break down that complex and grand goal into several manageable small tasks, and then select one of them to start with. Before finding them, set some knowledge and skills that will definitely be used in the future as your temporary small goals. First complete one fragment, then complete another fragment, and finally assemble it into that large and complete target.
🔹 Ask yourself every day, if you were to do only one thing today, what would it be? Find it. Set aside 23 hours to deal with this matter specifically. All other matters are scheduled outside those 23 hours.
If your goal is writing, the daily output result should be articles. Rather than reading how to write.
If your goal is to cook delicious food, your daily output results should be on food. Rather than learning how to cook delicious food.
Rather than making a semi-finished product, it's better to do a good job with half of it. Shave off all unnecessary assumptions and strive for simplicity. "Do not add entities unless necessary." " Do I really need to have a headset before I can shoot? Do I really need so many lights and auxiliary equipment? Starting from the simplest point: Maybe I just need to face the camera and share valuable content with everyone. The rest are just auxiliary options.
🔸 Do it! Do it! Learn while doing. Instead of doing it after learning. Do it first.
A really bad thing came out. Then there are bad things, and then there are not so bad things. Finish it first, and then add it step by step.
From this simplest little thing, understand the true meaning of doing things. Through continuous learning, build your own core and strive to do it to the best of your ability. Do a lot, do it repeatedly, keep optimizing, complete your tasks carefully and excellently, and make a little progress every day compared to yesterday. Gradually, you will make progress. This progress may not be very fast, but it can lay a solid foundation for rapid progress. Move forward a little bit slowly every day to form an unconscious habit.
Once you form a habit, you can free up more time to think about "how to become better". Continuously build advantages. In the end, you will be able to get what you want. That's exactly what I did.
🔷 "Life IS LIKE a snowball" ❄ You have to roll out one ball first, roll a little forward each day. Then came a very long slope and very wet snow.
Keep cooking and keep learning to cook. 👨