What are people most afraid of in the workplace?

Once a person gets a stable job, it is easy for him to become inert and slowly fall into the "comfort zone". Over time, he gradually loses himself.

What people fear most in the workplace is losing the ability to learn and losing the motivation to make progress.

There are three suggestions for learning.

First, don’t think too much, do it first.

I have heard such a story. A well-known domestic novelist went to a certain school to give a lecture. When it came to the question and answer session, a student raised his hand and asked: "How should ordinary people become a novelist?"

The answer the novelist gave him was this: "Go back to the dormitory today, turn on the computer, Double-click something called a word document and type the first word, and you are already a novelist."

The truth is simple, simple yet profound. If you want to do something, don't give yourself too many reasons, and you don't need to make too many preparations. When you start doing it, you have already won half the battle.

Second, the present is the best moment.

Backstage readers often leave messages:

I am now in my 20s, is it still too late to learn dance?

I am now in my 30s, is it too late to start learning painting now?

I am now in my 40s. Will I be unable to practice fitness if I start exercising now?

I always like to reply to them with this sentence: "The best time to plant a tree was ten years ago, followed by now." This is indeed the case, whether it is planting trees, or learning dance or painting , fitness, or anything else you want to do, the best time is to start now. You know, it's never too late to start life.

Third, make good use of your spare time.

“After get off work, those who check their mobile phones and watch TV every day, and those who insist on studying every day, will definitely lead a different life in a few years.”

For this In short, I deeply believe it.

There was a time in the past few years. After get off work every day, I would either watch TV or browse Weibo, or go shopping with my friends on the street. At first, I felt that this was an ideal life, and I was quite happy.

But soon, I entered a stage of panic. Every day before going to bed, I would think about what I had done that day and whether I had made any progress, but unfortunately, there was nothing. I felt very empty and unsteady.

Later, I began to arrange some tasks for myself every day. After work, I would go jogging in the park for half an hour, study English for half an hour after eating, and read deeply for an hour before going to bed.

Since then, I feel that my whole body has become much more fulfilling. The muscles in my body and my thoughts in my heart have become much fuller. It’s a great feeling to be able to see my soul making progress.