Why have I learned so many principles but still not made any progress?
Why has it taken so long to take action but there is still no qualitative leap forward?
Why have you worked hard for so long but still haven't seen the harvest of growth?
This book teaches you to use conceptual tools from mathematics and physics to think about and solve personal growth problems. Through continuous action and relying on the dual system of action and learning, you can achieve cognitive upgrades and achieve counterattacks in life.
Continuous action is a safe and effective way to change your current life status. In continuous action, learning and action are the two wings of growth, and both are indispensable. In addition, growth is a process of accumulation and accumulation, and it cannot be achieved by just relying on fragmented time. The book shares the scientific and repetitive nature of continuous action, allowing you to continue to improve.
Reader comments
I read a little bit every day for 29 days, a total of seven hours. After reading this book, I wrote exactly 30 reflections. As the author said, after listening to what he said so much, if we don't do something, then this book will have little meaning.
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Through deliberate practice, we can become and find a better self. The point that touches me the most is that since detours are inevitable for everyone, we should speed up our actions and reduce the time we spend on detours. This is progress.
What you get on paper is shallow, but you know you have to do it in detail
The content of the article is quite good
This book provides a new way of thinking, using mathematical conceptual tools to solve growth problems. The dual-system view of continuous action and learning is enlightening, and the content in the book is also very practical, such as the selection criteria and "multidimensional competition" mentioned. The writing style is concise and clear, easy to understand, and as friendly as chatting with friends. I think this book is very suitable for people who want to improve themselves, and they will gain a lot.
I read a little bit every day for 29 days, a total of seven hours. After reading this book, I wrote exactly 30 reflections. As the author said, after listening to what he said so much, if we don't do something, then this book will have little meaning.
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Through deliberate practice, we can become and find a better self. The point that touches me the most is that since detours are inevitable for everyone, we should speed up our actions and reduce the time we spend on detours. This is progress. What you get on paper is shallow, but you know you have to do it in detail
The content of the article is quite good
This book provides a new way of thinking, using mathematical conceptual tools to solve growth problems. The dual-system view of continuous action and learning is enlightening, and the content in the book is also very practical, such as the selection criteria and "multidimensional competition" mentioned. The writing style is concise and clear, easy to understand, and as friendly as chatting with friends. I think this book is very suitable for people who want to improve themselves, and they will gain a lot.