Just Do It

A very important thing: just do it. We often think too much and do too little, so when we make plans, we make promises, but when we make plans, we always give up halfway, giving up after three minutes of enthusiasm. The book is based on the situation and talks about many ways to say goodbye to inefficiency, chaos and other situations. It also provides 5 detailed steps. We can follow the suggestions and steps mentioned by the author. It will really improve our procrastination and three-minute fever. Come on, go for it!

This book talks about time management methods through dialogues between fixed characters. I was a little uncomfortable with this writing method at first. I felt that it was just about practical things. Why should there be so many new tricks in the form of teaching? But after reading it slowly, I thought it was okay and it did not affect my knowledge reception. After reading this book, I realized that some of the problems I encountered in daily life turned out to be a lack of project resolution capabilities, that is, the ability to deal with difficulties encountered in the execution of the plan. The content of Giedlin's Principle is: If you write the problem clearly, you have already solved half the problem. This book helped me clearly describe my problem, why I would spend time to do mandatory tasks against all odds, but I usually put off the things I planned, and even gave up in the end. This is the difference between hard time and flexible time in the book. Class work is hard time, which is invisible time that does not belong to you. It is time that has been allocated and you have no right to deal with it. Flexible time is your own time, and you can deal with it as you like. But when you have more freedom, you also have more indulgence (unless you are a person with good self-control), and your own plans will naturally be put on hold. Complete the plan within the planned time, and strive to set the flexible time of the plan as a hard time in your mind. Some of the questions in the book are also more instructive, allowing us to think about what we really want. The following are some words from the book that touched me very much: In fact, people are not afraid of anything. What they are most afraid of is denying themselves. It's not that there's no time, it's that there's no energy; it's not that there's no time, it's that we don't have a lot of time; it's not that there's no time, it's that we didn't do it right away. After reading this book, I sometimes think of Xiaoqiang and Lao Fu when walking on the road, and their conversations, as if I am not a bystander, but a participant and witness in this experience. I will always remember this time in my heart and live up to my encounter.

After reading this book, I deeply realized that my life before was so boring and childish. After reading it, I deeply feel that whether it is in life or work, I need to manage time, balance work, life, and study at the same time, and constantly improve my life. I also need to make annual plans, adhere to self-discipline, and not just rely on words to express my ideas and goals, but to achieve them through practical actions. Regular behavior is very important, so that the day, week, month, and new year can be lived in an orderly, planned, meaningful and interesting way. Hope it gets better and better in the future. Come on 🤗🤗🌹

Many people have this experience. They have many ideas in their minds, but it is difficult to put them into action. They always keep making plans. The more they plan, the more problems they feel, which leads to self-doubt and anxiety. At this time, what we need to do is listen to our inner voice, find the goal we really want to achieve, then put aside all distracting thoughts, formulate a feasible plan, and follow the plan to achieve it step by step. Sometimes no matter how much you think and how well you plan, if you don't actually do things, plans will always be just plans. Just like what the author wrote in the book - a careful plan, coupled with the awareness to just do it, can get rid of anxiety.

Just do it. When we do things, we may be lazy and procrastinate for three minutes, and are unable to deliver high quality; and each chapter of this book first lists the common reasons that cause us to miss things, from just looking down at the road to forgetting to design a panoramic view before doing things; it is not that our ambitions are often incompatible with our abilities, but that we do not give ourselves a chance to think at all. Just do it instead of rolling up your sleeves and rushing forward, but rely on the system to do things, take your time, and everything will get better.

This book is highly readable and worth reading and practicing. The whole book is not like other successful inspirational books of this kind, which explain the methods and combine them with some examples. There is a steady stream of principles throughout the book. This book internalizes the methods summarized by the author into the stories of Lao Fu and Zou Xiaoqiang, making the whole book interesting and allowing readers to learn methods to enhance their mobility and time management. The book focuses on putting your vision into action, so it is very suitable for procrastinators and people who dare to think but not do.

Many people have this experience. They have many ideas in their minds, but it is difficult to put them into action. They always keep making plans. The more they plan, the more problems they feel, which leads to self-doubt and anxiety. At this time, what we need to do is listen to our inner voice, find the goal we really want to achieve, then put aside all distracting thoughts, formulate a feasible plan, and follow the plan to achieve it step by step. Sometimes no matter how much you think and how well you plan, if you don't actually do things, plans will always be just plans. Just like what the author wrote in the book - a careful plan, coupled with the awareness to just do it, can get rid of anxiety.

This book was like a caring mentor that taught me how to manage goals effectively. I used to make a lot of plans, but they often fell by the wayside. The method in this book taught me to break down big goals into small steps and achieve them step by step. Just like the process of starting my own business, I will be more practical if I take it step by step. I will also recommend it to my friends so that they can avoid detours.

This book "Just Do It" taught me in detail and accurately how to manage goals and realize self-planning. The book uses the dialogue style of "Xiao Qiang" and "Lao Fu" to easily and simply connect the practical "things" of time management. It is a reference book that can be put into practice without too much effort. After reading it, I feel a sudden enlightenment. "Many times we seem to be passively accepting, but in fact we are letting go of the opportunity to actively choose." "Overestimating the changes we can make in the short term and underestimating the changes we can make in the long term."

This book is highly readable and worth reading and practicing. The whole book is not like other successful inspirational books of this kind, which explain the methods and combine them with some examples. There is a steady stream of principles throughout the book. This book internalizes the methods summarized by the author into the stories of Lao Fu and Zou Xiaoqiang, making the whole book interesting and allowing readers to learn methods to enhance their mobility and time management. The book focuses on putting your vision into action, so it is very suitable for procrastinators and people who dare to think but not do.

Many people have this experience. They have many ideas in their minds, but it is difficult to put them into action. They always keep making plans. The more they plan, the more problems they feel, which leads to self-doubt and anxiety. At this time, what we need to do is listen to our inner voice, find the goal we really want to achieve, then put aside all distracting thoughts, formulate a feasible plan, and follow the plan to achieve it step by step. Sometimes no matter how much you think and how well you plan, if you don't actually do things, plans will always be just plans. Just like what the author wrote in the book - a careful plan, coupled with the awareness to just do it, can get rid of anxiety.

Simple and easy to read! There are not too many academic terms or profound vocabulary, but the annual plan is clearly explained in simple words in a way that is easier for readers to understand, which is very beneficial! Especially the hand-drawn charts interspersed with it make planning easier and easier to understand!

Be optimistic and cheerful, have positive energy, and not be scorched. How to do things in a planned manner, prioritize things that can be solved easily (within 2 minutes), and be able to divide, dismantle, and work backwards on difficult things.

2025.2.19.8.00 The summary is, just do it, don't think too much, but you must make a suitable plan to achieve the goal instead of reaching the sky in one step. You can still watch this truth told in the form of a story.

This is a book that makes people want to read it in one breath, and the methods in the book are really suitable for everyone. As long as you want to, if you carefully follow the author's ideas and execute them step by step, I believe you can really change yourself. Take action now, come on!

A practical book on developing habits

I am very grateful to the author and to the platform. Recently I just don't know how to do things in the future. This book writes about issues that I don't understand in my heart. I am grateful to the author.

It is very readable and suitable for reading in fragmented time, for me. There are many things to practice

Thank you, I have read it over and over again and have finished taking notes on the reading. Xiaoqiang's promotion record will also be refreshed five times. Finally, thank you, it has helped me a lot in my life and is full of useful information. When Xiaoqiang got promoted, he didn't just do well.

Very practical reference book

Very practical, you can try it

Let me understand a lot

A very good book.

Easy to understand and adhere to.

My life plan is becoming clearer and clearer. Thanks to the author [top post]

It is very helpful for people who want to change

Just do it and leave everything to God.

Great, just do it

Two-minute rule: Do things that take less than two minutes to do immediately, but the problem is, what to do if there are too many such "little things", which often leads to wasting "big things"

It's very possible, but it's a pity that in reality I don't have a friend like Lao Fu to guide me step by step. I will follow this book to formulate my annual plan and look forward to my self-transformation in 2026.