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THE FEYNMAN LEARNING METHODA
THE FEYNMAN LEARNING METHODA quite interesting and distinctive book by the authors Âm Hồng Tín and Lý Vĩ. Admiring the learning method of the famous physicist Feynman, the authors have thoroughly researched his thought processes and the learning methods he applied in his career and teaching.The book focuses on 5 core steps to help us learn quickly, remember longer, and make significant progress.
To go further, sometimes you need to slow down
A common mistake that leads many people to burnout is not allowing themselves to slow down. They have overly high expectations for their performance and personal growth, which forces them to continuously push forward. They don't permit themselves to rest, sacrificing their health for their goals.
Introduction
General Omar Bradley of the United States once famously said, "Amateurs talk about tactics, but professionals study logistics."
ABOUT RIGHT-WRONG, GOOD-BAD
Indeed, there is no such thing as right or wrong, good or bad, should or shouldn't in the absolute sense. Because they are merely subjective judgments based on personal values. But you might ask, then why do the enlightened ones act, share, and think as if they know exactly what should and shouldn't be? And if there is no right or wrong, where would humanity go, if no one cared about right and wrong, wouldn't the world have perished long ago due to wrong human thinking?
Do you want us to be like the stars in the sky up there
"When I was little, my brother asked me, 'Do you want us to be like the stars in the sky up there?' I shook my head naively. He smiled gently, saying he really wanted to live like those stars, born to shine brightly and illuminate the dark night sky. It wasn't until I grew up that I reflected on his words. Do people always want to reach the pinnacle, always want to achieve brilliant success with their dreams? 'Is living about shini?
How to solve problems - Problem Solving correctly
I paused and reflected on my own issues, questioning how I've dealt with them. I realized that often, I've only made things more complicated without really solving anything. But life goes on, and after such experiences, I've learned to tackle the problems I encounter. You can't always run to someone else for help.