Find your interest, do the things you like, you will earn the money alongside.

In the world, a few people can do things they like, most of us get the job in order to make a life, and earn money.

The world is changing everyday, artificial intelligence will replace some of the job in the future, much more people will lose their job. and what you need to do is to become valuable to the society to the world.

How can we do to become valuable?

1. Keep study.

I think this is the most important, there is a quote from my ancient，”live and learn; it is never too old to learn; never too late to learn; no man is so old but that he may not learn”.

What to learn？

Learn what you like.

You see someone earn a lot of money just though social media, you also want to do it; or you see someone make money by writing articles, you want to do it too. but there is a truth, if you do not like it, you won’t keep doing it, you will give up in the mid time. perhaps you will do it at the first few days, but days comes by, you will give up because you don’t love to do it. so try to find a thing that  you are fond of, then try your best to do it.

2.Keep exercise

Your health is your most precious asset. keep doing exercise, keep healthy. then you can fight for what you want.

There are many people make money just exchange for their health, it is not worth to do it like this way, your health is priceless, but the money you get can be counted.

3.Keep reading

Reading can broaden your horizons, understand things better, understand people better. the smartest person is who read as much as she or he can.

From ancient to modern, the outstanding leaders of the world, successful celebrity,
successful businessman, none of them doesn’t love reading, on the other hand they are passionate about reading.

Life is shorter, find your best way to live in the big world, hope every one in the world can live a better and better life.

You will see miracles if you get up early

Those days, i have read a book named《The Miracle Morning》.

This book is amazing, i have learnt a lot from it.

I divided this book into 3 parts.

How can we get up early in the morning?

1. Put your alarm O’clock far away from your bed, maybe next room, so when it rings, you will get up to turn it off.

2. You need to tell yourself it is enough for you to sleep 4 hours/5 hours/6 hours, you will be full of energy.  on the other hand, if you tell yourself it is exhausted if you only sleep 4 hours/5 hours/6 hours,then you will feel exhausted exactly like you thought.

3.Get up early by your dream. if you know what you want, you will know what to do in your every day life.

What should we do in the early morning?

1.Washing

2.Drink a bottle of water

3.Meditation(what you will be in the future)

4. Do exercise(running/Yoga or other aerobic exercise)

5.Reading a few pages of the book.

6.Writing some ideas in your mind.

7.Study some new knowledge

You can arrange those things in your own way and what you like.

What can the miracle morning bring us?

1.someone get more money.

2.someone get more healthy.

3.someone lose their weight.

4.someone get more successful.

5.And so on

What i learn from this book

You should know what you want.

You should know why you want that.

You should know how to do to get that.

Life is in your hand, you can change it to beautiful and wonderful;

Life is by your own, you can be healthy and successful;

You are the only one in the universe, you are unique, live in your own way to make life better and better.

How to Read a Book

A good book is like a portal to another world, something that can transport you to magic kingdoms and futuristic cities, spooky mansions and uncharted landscapes.Whether you’re interested in fiction or non-fiction, poetry or textbooks, there are a number of techniques you can use to get the most out of your literary experience.

 

Choose a book.

Knowing your personal taste can really help you find a book you’ll find enjoyable.Think about what kind of an experience you want to have while reading. Do you want a rousing adventure tale? A cerebral exploration of ideas? An emotional journey through the lives of believable characters? How long of a book do you want to read? How challenging do you want it to be? Are there certain perspectives you want your book to embrace or avoid? Answering these questions will narrow down the field of possible books.

 

Take notes.

It is possible to read a textbook for fun, but the practice is not very common. Most people read a textbook because they need to get information, and textbooks are an excellent source of concentrated, clearly-organized information on many topics. To get the most from reading your textbook, have a notepad open beside you while you read.

 

There are Four Levels of Reading

 

1.Elementary Reading

This is the level of reading taught in our elementary schools. If you’re reading this website, you already know how to do this.

2. Inspectional Reading

• Systematic skimming — This is meant to be a quick check of the book by (1) reading the preface; (2) studying the table of contents; (3) checking the index; (4) reading the inside jacket. This should give you sufficient knowledge to understand the chapters in the book pivotal to the author’s argument. Dip in here and there, but never with more than a paragraph or two. Skimming helps you reach to a decision point: Does this book deserve more of my time and attention? If not you put it down.
• Superficial reading — This is when you just read. Don’t ponder the argument, don’t look things up, don’t write in the margins. If you don’t understand something, move on. What you gain from this quick read will help you later when you go back and put more effort into reading. You now come to another decision point. Now that you have a better understanding of the book’s contents and its structure, do you want to understand it?

3.Analytical Reading

Classify the book according to kind and subject matter.

State what the whole book is about with the utmost brevity.

Enumerate its major parts in their order and relation, and outline these parts as you have outlined the whole.

Define the problem or problems the author is trying to solve.

After an inspectional read, you will understand the book and the author’s views.

4. Syntopical Reading

• Finding the Relevant Passages — You need to find the right books and then the passages that are most relevant to filling your needs. So the first step is an inspectional reading of all the works that you have identified as relevant.
• Bringing the Author to Terms — In analytical reading, you must identify the keywords and how they are used by the author. This is fairly straightforward. The process becomes more complicated now as each author has probably used different terms and concepts to frame their argument. Now the onus is on you to establish the terms. Rather than using the author’s language, you must use your own. In short, this is an exercise in translation and synthesis.
• Getting the Questions Clear — Rather than focus on the problems the author is trying to solve, you need to focus on the questions that you want answered. Just as we must establish our own terminology, so too must we establish our own propositions by shedding light on our problems to which the authors provide answers. It’s important to frame the questions in such a way that all or most of the authors can be interpreted as providing answers. Sometimes we might not get an answer to our questions because they might not have been seen as questions by the authors.
• Defining the Issues — If you’ve asked a clear question to which there are multiple answers then an issue has been defined. Opposing answers, now translated into your terms, must be ordered in relation to one another. Understanding multiple perspectives within an issue helps you form an intelligent opinion.

 

There are 4 main questions you need to ask of every book:

• What is this book about?
• What is being said in detail and how?
• Is this book true in whole or in part?
• What of it?

If all of this sounds like hard work, you’re right. Most people won’t do it. That’s what sets you apart.