Harvard at 4:30 A. M.: the Secret to Success Harvard Teaches Teenagers

The book mentions that a Harvard president warned his students, "If you can develop the habit of reading for 10 minutes a day, you will be a different person in 20 years." Persistence is really the most valuable ability in my opinion. Sometimes I think, if I had insisted on learning a skill a long time ago, I would have become an expert by now, instead of becoming an unthinking worker on the assembly line. When you see a path that is hard to follow and want to give up, you might as well think about it this way. With the right choice and optimistic persistence, no matter how far away your dream is, it can become a reality.

"The day I wasted today is exactly the tomorrow that those who died yesterday prayed for." After reading the Harvard motto, I deeply understood that efficiency is the first rule of time management emphasized in the book. In this book, I learned for the first time that the things to be done can be divided into four categories: important and urgent, important but not urgent, urgent but not important, and neither urgent nor important. It helped me prioritize things and improve work efficiency. Dear self, I hope you can learn the time management methods in the book and become self-disciplined and self-controlled, because if you don't work hard, no one can give you the life you want. Come on!

The author tells readers: It is possible to receive education throughout a person's life. In other words, a person's life is a time for education. Today, lifelong education has been designated by UNESCO as the "fundamental principle of the knowledge society" and has become the leading idea of ​​designated education policies in various countries around the world. The future society is a learning society. If you don't take the initiative to learn, you won't be able to acquire the knowledge you need for work and life, and you won't be able to adapt to the rapidly changing times. If you want to keep up with the development of the times, you should take the initiative to learn and develop a good habit of lifelong learning.

We should all know that at Harvard, one of the top schools in the world, they study until early in the morning every day and read all the time. No success can be achieved easily. They all require efforts beyond ordinary people. This book teaches us how Harvard students succeed and the secrets of their success. One of the views impressed me the most: changing "start tomorrow" to "do it now" and getting rid of the bad habit of procrastination is the first step to success. Only if you have enough enthusiasm to work and study can you be happy and positive, instead of shirk every day. When you find yourself getting closer and closer to the ideas in the book, you are also slowly improving yourself and getting closer to success.

I don't know what to say either. But this book really gave me some perspective on life

I just read the preface and felt that this book not only teaches teenagers how to be a better version of themselves and how to achieve success, but also teaches parents to encourage their children in a timely manner and help them not only provide them with adequate food and clothing materially, but also provide them with adequate food and clothing spiritually.

Many methods in the book are very practical

Just one word, good!! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Super helpful for me

Although it doesn't have much to do with the title of the book, it tells exactly the qualities needed on the path to success.

I like the parts about diligence and action in the book, which gave me a lot of inspiration. The author's explanation is simple and easy to understand. Moreover, the examples in the book are also very vivid, which gave me a deeper understanding of these qualities. Recommended to friends who want to find the secret to success!

In the title of the book, four thirty in the morning means getting up very early to study and struggle.

Everyone's own self-confidence is really inseparable from persistence and action

Very inspiring story

A very good book

Suitable for children to watch

Happy New Year, be an activist

Emphasizes individual subjective initiative rather than external

This book has benefited me a lot and is worth reading throughout my life