Firstly, setting this up requires a little bit of open mindedness. It's weird at first to see something like "finishing my 4-hour shift" as an opponent, however it is possible with a specific mindset. Creating this image allows a longer focus into what you're doing.
Evaluating the goal analytically is important to understand the most efficient and reasonable method of finishing it. This is a process in which you are finding the weaknesses of the opponent and using the weakness against it. Think of the goal as a huge brick wall. The weakness is a hole, and the only way to intrude the wall is to keep breaking through the hole. Finding these holes are critical to overcoming these opponents efficiently.
When finished with the opponent, there is no reason to be over-exaggerated in excitement. What I mean is, don't be arrogant, but humble. Not only does this promote maturity, but positivity. The last thing to do would be to promote negativity. Sure a little celebration is fine, but yelling and all that is just unnecessary.
So why is this important? Efficiency. Being able to finish a task swiftly and unharmed (whether it be emotionally, physically, psychologically, etc.) is key. This can be applied to everyday life, whether it is school, work, or even relationships. For myself I enjoy being challenged, so if the opportunity comes, I am right there and ready.
What this post helps realize is that open mindedness is useful. Taking your goals and allowing them to flourish into a challenge is what allows a better focus in the goal. Finding the holes in these goals allows for an easier time in completing them, and finishing the goals gives accomplishment but humbly, instead of arrogant. This post took some time to make, but I hope it assists with any challenges you endure.
Yup, finding holes in walls is the key to breaking it down. Everything has a weak point, and every problem has a good way of solving it! :)
ReplyDeleteIm one of the ones who Love the feeling of adrenaline. Very very nice.
ReplyDeleteya! turning life into a game makes it a little more fun and motivating. i like it :)
ReplyDeleteIf I actually get a job I'll keep this in mind.
ReplyDeleteWhen I feel lazy I try to remember something I read (pretty sure its from Dune) "seek freedom and become captive of your desires, seek discipline and find your liberty."
ReplyDeletei just hope my life does not end up like wow. i hate grinding and farming.
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ReplyDeleteJammer: Most shitty office jobs are just like grinding, only instead of imaginary experiences you get imaginary papers that have some imaginary value assigned to them. :(
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ReplyDeletealways such insightful post. You rock
ReplyDeleteI love competition and a good challenge.
ReplyDeletenice post and blog! keep it up
ReplyDeleteI get really high off of the adrenaline, but that is because it can be extremely frightening. I love nothing better than digging in and absolutely clutching it in front of many spectators. It is one of the best feelings on this planet.
ReplyDeleteI'm following you. I get the feeling you are a strange one.
Very good advice!
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