From an early age, we were taught to think twice before you act, but many people only think and don't act, and as a result, they become "giants of thought and dwarfs of action." There is always a lack of action in doing things.

How to break this game?

That is: think after three lines. As the saying goes: act first, think later, and learn while doing.

There are three main advantages to acting before thinking:

1, action first will lead to thinking.

For example, peter brooke, a great playwright, had an anesthesia operation when he was five years old. The manager let him experience the sense of disillusionment, how illusion controls us and is hard to eliminate, and understand why so many people are lost in the virtual world. From then on, I began to pay attention to the influence of hallucinations and virtual worlds on people and learn for life.

2. Reflection after action will in turn develop our understanding. Ikujiro Nonaka, a Japanese management guru, said: The knowledge contained in actions belongs to tacit knowledge that is difficult to express in words.

Action can make tacit knowledge explicit or internalize explicit knowledge into skills.

Master Lamian Noodles, for example, can pull the noodles as thin as hair. How soft and hard is it, and whether Lamian Noodles's kung fu is light or heavy? These are tacit knowledge that is difficult to express in words, which needs to be realized by actions and transformed into skills through long-term practice.

This kind of action will in turn develop and enrich our cognition, which is the unity of knowing and doing.

3. Resumption of trading after action can accumulate experience and improve efficiency.

For example, some people always have to get back to work. Working for three years, with 65,438+00 years of experience, continuous promotion and salary increase. On the contrary, some people have been working for 10 years, but they just "bow their heads to pull the car, regardless of looking up at the road." As a result, they have not made any progress for a long time and often fall into a career crisis.

Action before thinking can improve your mobility.

But if you are motivated and don't like to think deeply, you should think twice before you do, and avoid the wrong direction, which will lead to: the wrong direction will get twice the result with half the effort.

Some people say that the person who can run two opposing views in his mind at the same time is a master.

What's the matter? Are you a master?

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