Another day working alongside AI

Today’s work is mainly to review and sort out what we learned yesterday, and to conduct a more rigorous sorting and planning of the things to be done next, that is, overall planning.

According to what I learned yesterday, I made many detailed arrangements on many specific matters (for the purpose of production):

• 1.Writing Micron financial report;
• 2. Write tutorials on how to use Google and Github;
• 3. Train your brain (by learning four foreign languages in the next year)
• 4. Thoughts after writing a series of articles on logic;
• 5. Force the daily input amount to 3 or more than 10,000 words.

To be precise, these contents are actually a large piece of quite complex and highly complex learning tasks. Many of the contents are similar to “stir-fried old dishes”, but this time the “old” content is significantly lower. Because the tome is very serious and solemn in its focus on “production”.

Everything is for production, everything is towards production. Production is for better learning, and learning is for better production.

During this process, I created a new content “Self-examination Checklist for Judgment Criteria”.

For example, if I want to train my brain by learning a foreign language, then I need to list some standards:

It requires a 90-min reading every morning, a half-hour reading of the original English book and a 45-minute English newspaper. In the course of these activities, there must be no distraction or lack of seriousness, and the tomato work clock has been introduced to monitor the use of mobile phones during the rest period. These are the constitutions of foreign languages, and absolute observance and enforcement is what a professional producer should do!

For example, when writing the curriculum:

There are also conditions to be guaranteed. It’s gotta be fun! Then the analogy must be taken! It has to work! Five years and ten years from now, it’s still gonna work. The rest has to ensure reading and completion rates, but these are all second-rate, because in the building of things, nothing but the most important is important. I don’t think my attention is worth a few points up there.

You see, there’s a lot of that, and it’s a lot of it. But it’s about doing it every day after it’s broken down. In the course of implementation, those criteria should also be “up to date”. What’s more important after all?

• Grow up!

How do you grow up?

It is in the process of doing things that the standards of doing things are constantly being raised.

It’s a necessary food for a good producer, and it’s a good taste for a strong long-termist!

I remember seeing something Elon Musk said before. The greatest gain he had made during his internship at the university was to find himself unfit to work for others, so he did not turn back on his own path of entrepreneurship once he graduated. I’m actually quite impressed with that. Because in many cases, I am often left without a name because I have been assigned a task, especially when the other party is just older than itself and not more professional in that neighbourhood.

It is often self-indulgent for long-term considerations, but it’s not enough for the heart to delay its current efficiency.

And all of a sudden, it’s for a part of the mood.

Let’s be happy!