Has anyone ever encountered this situation: wanting to work hard, and after doing so for a while realizing that the effort is being directed in the wrong direction?
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Has anyone ever encountered this situation: wanting to work hard, and after doing so for a while realizing that the effort is being directed in the wrong direction?
Could we compare the \"direction of effort\" to the \"direction of investment\"?:) It’s common in life to fail to meet one’s expectations. It’s usually the case that “the heart aspires high as the sky, but life is as fragile as paper.” “;P This can also be explained by the fact that human desires are endless, which is why such feelings of disappointment often arise :) If one achieves mastery over oneself, avoids conflict with the world, and retires from worldly life, then it no longer matters.;P
This post was last edited by Nuts on 2020-8-13 09:21. What I mean is that I originally intended to delve into the manufacturing processes, but by chance I ended up focusing on process simulation – does that count as going off track?
If you can spot it, change direction promptly; God doesn’t give many chances
Achievements can be made in any field, and it’s also possible to engage in other activities as well. In my opinion, your choice is better than the craftsmanship. Because while doing it, I also learned relevant knowledge in the field of manufacturing processes. The key is to do things with precision and cover a wide range of areas, so as to maintain greater vitality. :)
Wrong, keep going; find another way
There is no right or wrong. Life is about facing one choice after another. Different choices lead to varying paths, but the destination remains the same.
Because people have limited time and energy, it is difficult to balance depth and breadth at the same time
It’s a matter of consciousness; you might as well give it a try. It’s not necessarily that difficult either. There are many things that only need a connection in one particular area; therefore, establishing this link isn’t difficult at all – just a small step is needed to achieve significant results.