From now on, morning exercises will be suspended

I took a day off today, mainly to adjust my mentality. Now that the day has almost passed, looking back from the current perspective, I will find that my thoughts a day ago were so childish and immature. Mainly manifested in: having both wants and needs, and unstable mentality. Not understanding what the current main task is, and arrogantly trying to do as much as possible while neglecting to do the necessary things. For example, what is your most important thing at the moment, that is work. Until you do your best work, nothing else matters.

Nothing else matters except the most important things. This principle actually applies to a wide range of applications, not just the investment market. It’s a pity that before this, I only knew about the application in the investment field. Even if there are applications in other places, it is really not enough. When I woke up, it was within an hour of having dinner with friends at noon today. I couldn’t predict how much that hour of conversation would inspire me. I just know that after that hour, my thoughts took a sharp turn. This hour meant that I was slapped in the face, and my mature thinking made a boring and neat negation of the childish mentality of the past. Thinking about it, I really feel embarrassed, embarrassed about why I have such a childish mentality.

He was right, but it was a pity that he “criticized” me in a tone that I almost couldn’t hold back. But thinking about it afterwards, fortunately he was accusing me in this way at the time, so that I am still “grudged” now. After thinking about it for a while, I finally understood what he was trying to tell me, and it also made me understand the words of my class leader more deeply.

Nothing else matters except the most important. Why do I still fail to do it every time? In fact, it was because I didn’t take it seriously and didn’t really implement it seriously according to the principles I learned. So it was delayed year after year. You can’t have your cake and eat it too, so why do you still do things with such naive ideas over and over again? I deserve it for not being the best at anything I do, and for not being the best at anything I do. All results now appear to be for a reason.

There is a saying in the Bible that goes like this: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck out what is planted.

When are you now? In fact, it is when you put your best effort into your work. Therefore, I will temporarily give up my Japanese morning practice from now on until time permits.