The question that cuts straight to the soul is answered

Everyone has experienced being asked "soul-piercing" questions.

What is a "soul-piercing" question? Is it something like "Who am I? Where do I come from? Where am I going?" or "Chicken and egg or egg"? Actually no, what I mean by "straight to the soul" is something like "When you eat, should you eat what you like first and eat what you don't like last? Or should you eat what you don't like first and save what you like for last?" Eat?" Questions like this.

When others ask me this kind of question, I often can’t recall what I am like at once. I always feel like I don’t pay much attention to this matter. If you change the question and ask "the order in which you like to eat" instead of "the order in which you do things", the answer will be easy.

When you usually work or study, do you do the things you like first, or do the things you don’t like first and then do the things you like?

The feeling of answering this question must be more impressive than the order of eating.

Most people will still do things they like first, and have a natural sense of procrastination and aversion to things they don’t like. Procrastination and listlessness in doing certain things are not a problem of human nature, but a problem of personality. This is what I realized.

Therefore, if you reverse the order of eating from the order of work, the answer will come out - most people will eat what they like first, not what they like first as they think. of things, and finally eat what you like.

If you cannot come up with an answer that suits you, you will not be able to recognize yourself and will ultimately suffer a big loss.