It's really not difficult to be single-minded
Speaker: Paul Caldini
I am a designer and educator. I am a multi-tasker and I push my students through a very creative multi-tasking design process. But how efficient is this multitasking?
I am a designer and an educator. I like to handle multiple tasks at the same time, and I encourage my students to experience the creative multi-task design process. But how efficient is multitasking?
Let's consider the choice of single task. Give a few examples. Look at that. This is the result of my multi-tasking activities. So try to cook, answer the phone, write short messages, and maybe upload some pictures about this awesome barbecue.
Consider the viewpoint of single task processing first. Please give some examples. This is the result of my multi-task activities. (i) Try cooking, making phone calls, texting, and maybe uploading photos of the picnic.
Someone told us the story about the super-tasker. These two percent people can control the multi-tasking environment. But what about ourselves? What about our reality? When was the last time you really enjoyed your friend's voice? This is a project I am working on, and this is a series of covers to reduce our super super? (Laughter) (Applause) Degrade our super, ultra-portable mobile phones to the essence of their functions.
Well, some people will tell us stories about mission super experts. These geniuses who can control multiple tasks at the same time only account for about 2% of human beings. But what about ourselves? What about our real world? When was the last time you were happy just because of your friend's voice? Well, this is the project I'm working on. (Single-function mobile phone) This is the front cover series of the chassis, which aims to degrade our super-strong, Niu X mobile phone to its essential function.
Another example: Have you ever been to Venice? How beautiful it is to get lost in these small streets on the island. But our multitasking reality is very different, full of a lot of information. So, how about rediscovering our sense of adventure like this?
Another example: Have you ever been to Venice? What a wonderful experience it is to get lost in the narrow path on the island. However, the nature of our multitasking is completely different, and it is full of a lot of information. So what do you think this (single-function compass) can help us regain our sense of adventure? (single function compass)
I know it may sound strange to talk about mono when it is so possible, but I suggest you consider focusing on only one task or turning off your digital senses completely.
I know, okay? Single function? This may sound strange (there are about 950,000 applications available for download) because the number of possibilities is so huge (there are about 950,000 applications available for download), but I strongly recommend that you consider the idea of focusing on one task (single-function video playback) or completely turn off your electronic senses. (Monofunctional latex)
So now, everyone can produce their own items. Why not? So, find your single task point in the multitasking world. Thank you.
Now everyone can produce their own single-function products. Why not? In this multitasking world, find your single-minded position. Thank you.
Comments on "It's really not difficult to be single-minded"
Wholeheartedly, when you do everything, you will devote yourself wholeheartedly, you will have no regrets, and you will get the best results.
Some people read the whole book, but they can't say anything deeper than the book, and the end of the book is also his end; And some people don't stop after reading books. He flew silently and irresistibly to the sky farther than the end of the book. Although these two kinds of people study for the same time, they get different results, which is caused by their different attitudes. Reading without thinking is like eating without digesting. If you don't study a book carefully, then the result of reading this book is just one sentence? I saw it? However, the latter was baptized by the soul or experienced more deeply.
Therefore, if you put your mind on everything you do and think hard, you will have unusual feelings and results.
Newton was puzzled that the apple fell from the tree. Instead of eating it, he discovered gravity. Thousands of people in Qian Qian have seen apples fall from trees, but who can explain gravity according to this phenomenon? Why did God choose him to make him suddenly understand? I believe it's not as simple as luck. Newton had made achievements in the field of mathematics before, founded? Calculus? And so on. He must have experienced meditation, but he still can't explain some phenomena in his life. He just rests under the apple tree, but he is also thinking about the reasons. Thus, the inspiration he suddenly got from the fall of the apple was linked with his usual thoughts, and the great theory of gravity was born.
Watt invented the steam engine because boiling water opened the bottle cap, and Mendeleev got the inspiration of the periodic table from the card. This series of great thoughts and creations is not unrelated to the usual single-minded thinking.
Just like a beautiful painting can be priceless, it is not just that simple, but the painter devoted his life's efforts, blended his life experience, efforts and emotions, and then returned to such an admirable work. In Van Gogh's Sunflower, behind the brilliant sunflower is Van Gogh's fiery heart, which is the warmth of the bottom of my heart. It is a sincere understanding of life and nature. Considering the ups and downs of his life, how can people not be moved by this painting?
One sentence impressed me deeply: your attitude now determines your future life. And I think, as long as you face everything with sincerity and concentration, you won't regret it.