Anna's blog

How did the talk affect you? I think the speech was excellent, powerful and educative.  One of the most impressive things I've learned from this speech is: The only way to do great work is to love what you do. As long as we are enthusiastic and positive about what we are doing, we won't regret too much if we don't succeed in the end. How does this talk catch the listeners’ attention (or does it all)? He recounted his personal experience to listeners. From his birth, to his college education, to his start-up, to his expulsion, to he bob up again..., his life is very dramatic. Even if there are many difficulties and setbacks, he still remembers, "love what you do and do what you love." Has the talk changed your mind about something? If so, explain how. I think "love what you do." is the most  impressive sentence to me. I often complain that I don't like to study business, always feel like I've chosen the wrong path. But do I really hate it? or just...

  1. Do you procrastinate sometimes? Of course！ I think everyone has some kind of procrastination problem, but I personally think that although I procrastinate, I still can manage my time well. ( At least a little better than the others.) 2. What are some of the things you procrastinate on? I always procrastinate on my homework or housework. 3. What are some reasons for procrastination? Sometimes I feel  I can take a rest without rushing, but the longer it goes on, the more things pile up, and it ends up in a hurry. This cause to fail to finish something properly. 4. What are some strategies you can use to combat your procrastination? 🌼 Have a schedule and try to stick to it. 🌼  Tell yourself you can have more fun if you finish the work first. 🌼  Mutual supervision with friends. Hope we'll all learn how to schedule our time someday！  (Of course, that's a difficult goal. 😓)