Three points, seven points. What's the next sentence?

Three parts hot and seven parts cold. Say that a person treats things with only three minutes of enthusiasm and seven minutes of indifference. In modern times, it is generally said that it is not single-minded enough and not focused enough. To succeed in this world, three points of enthusiasm is definitely not enough. Be sure to stick to it until you die, and feelings are the same. Do not forget your initiative mind, you always get it.

The three-minute heat interpretation was very enthusiastic at first, but it didn't last long and soon lost interest and enthusiasm. Essentially, it describes that a person's emotional enthusiasm can't last long, and a person's enthusiasm and interest in things can't last long. Modern translation means that a person sees something, has no patience, and soon begins to doubt something or it is a little difficult, and finally gives up.