04.2022 Office Talk
Efficient learning gets twice the result with half the effort
Far eastern New Century Corporation / Ye Yongjian
Time is fair to everyone. However, the face of life is very different because of the different ways of treating time. If you don't know how to cherish and use, time will flow away quietly in your hands like quicksand
How much time do you have?
I bought a new weekly planning manual last Friday, one of which is about goal setting. When reviewing the goal setting last year, we referred to the way the celebrity Mr. Cai Kangyong set the goal and wrote it in the memo in the mode of "54321". For example, we read 5 books, had dinner with 4 old friends, watched 3 movies, arranged 2 trips and enjoyed 1 self cooking food. Now I re-examine my goals and plans and find that some goals have not been completed and others have not been taken action. The reason is that the set goals are not in line with the current situation, resulting in the failure of the plan. Therefore, when setting goals, in addition to writing down goals, you should also master how much time you have.
Buy time
A few days ago, I saw my friend practicing typing. It turned out that his typing speed was too slow to meet the needs of his work. Often, in order to complete the task, his colleagues were so busy that he was still trying to knock the keyboard. Therefore, I wanted to use my spare time to improve the typing speed.
I also have some career skills stuck. In order to break through the dilemma, in addition to using the online course cooperated by far eastern group and "haHow good school", the company has also recently launched cloud e-books for colleagues to borrow, so that I can brush books in my spare time and enrich myself.
Three questions
I once planned to set a tomato clock to study before going to bed, but I often couldn't do it because of too many temporary things or chores. Later, I saw an article that if you want to study efficiently, you need to master how much free time you have in addition to setting goals, and figure out the following three questions.
1. What should be done beyond the learning objectives?
After work, we may need to buy and replenish goods, rush home to cook delicious dinner, buy bentos, do housework, and usually pick up and take care of children's homework; On holidays, many people will also arrange family activities, travel, meet with friends to watch movies, and even deal with some work reports and materials... It is suggested to make a list of these matters and estimate how much time it will take to arrange them on the calendar one by one, so as to keep abreast of the situation at any time, so as not to be in a hurry when things come.
2. What is your goal?
Calm down and think. What's your goal? What do you want to accomplish? Is it a job-related certificate? Academic qualifications? Or learn a new programming language? Or healthy weight loss? After formulating the goal, we can think further. What are the current problems? Only by listing the problems encountered in life or work one by one can we make a gradual breakthrough.
Sometimes it is hard to avoid comparing with others and generating pressure. However, the meaning of life is not to compete with others, but to enjoy the process of trying to achieve our goals, and the result is a reward for our actions. Therefore, learning is to achieve better self and have more choices.
3. What is your best condition?
It is suggested that you start with "time" and "Scene" to find out your best state. For example, if you want to learn English, you should know when you are in the best spirit and won't be sleepy? Where is the most spiritual environment? In front of the desk? library? Or a cafe? In addition, learning should also have a sense of ceremony, take a bath, listen to music, or rearrange the environment. Different places can create different learning atmosphere and results. Learning in the best state can get twice the result with half the effort.
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How much time do you have?
I bought a new weekly planning manual last Friday, one of which is about goal setting. When reviewing the goal setting last year, we referred to the way the celebrity Mr. Cai Kangyong set the goal and wrote it in the memo in the mode of "54321". For example, we read 5 books, had dinner with 4 old friends, watched 3 movies, arranged 2 trips and enjoyed 1 self cooking food. Now I re-examine my goals and plans and find that some goals have not been completed and others have not been taken action. The reason is that the set goals are not in line with the current situation, resulting in the failure of the plan. Therefore, when setting goals, in addition to writing down goals, you should also master how much time you have.
Buy time
A few days ago, I saw my friend practicing typing. It turned out that his typing speed was too slow to meet the needs of his work. Often, in order to complete the task, his colleagues were so busy that he was still trying to knock the keyboard. Therefore, I wanted to use my spare time to improve the typing speed.
I also have some career skills stuck. In order to break through the dilemma, in addition to using the online course cooperated by far eastern group and "haHow good school", the company has also recently launched cloud e-books for colleagues to borrow, so that I can brush books in my spare time and enrich myself.
Three questions
I once planned to set a tomato clock to study before going to bed, but I often couldn't do it because of too many temporary things or chores. Later, I saw an article that if you want to study efficiently, you need to master how much free time you have in addition to setting goals, and figure out the following three questions.
1. What should be done beyond the learning objectives?
After work, we may need to buy and replenish goods, rush home to cook delicious dinner, buy bentos, do housework, and usually pick up and take care of children's homework; On holidays, many people will also arrange family activities, travel, meet with friends to watch movies, and even deal with some work reports and materials... It is suggested to make a list of these matters and estimate how much time it will take to arrange them on the calendar one by one, so as to keep abreast of the situation at any time, so as not to be in a hurry when things come.
2. What is your goal?
Calm down and think. What's your goal? What do you want to accomplish? Is it a job-related certificate? Academic qualifications? Or learn a new programming language? Or healthy weight loss? After formulating the goal, we can think further. What are the current problems? Only by listing the problems encountered in life or work one by one can we make a gradual breakthrough.
Sometimes it is hard to avoid comparing with others and generating pressure. However, the meaning of life is not to compete with others, but to enjoy the process of trying to achieve our goals, and the result is a reward for our actions. Therefore, learning is to achieve better self and have more choices.
3. What is your best condition?
It is suggested that you start with "time" and "Scene" to find out your best state. For example, if you want to learn English, you should know when you are in the best spirit and won't be sleepy? Where is the most spiritual environment? In front of the desk? library? Or a cafe? In addition, learning should also have a sense of ceremony, take a bath, listen to music, or rearrange the environment. Different places can create different learning atmosphere and results. Learning in the best state can get twice the result with half the effort.
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