"Anything is possible." This well-known slogan shows that the power of potential is infinite. Volcanoes are so destructive because the magma has been "brewing" underground for a long time. But let's not forget that in order to play a great role of potential, we must "explode" potential energy through subjective efforts. Science has proved that the human brain is like a sleeping giant. We all use less than 5% of our brains. A normal brain memory capacity contains about 600 million books, which is equivalent to 65.438+200,000 times the storage capacity of a large computer. If human beings play half their potential, they can easily learn 40 languages, memorize a whole set of encyclopedias and get 654.38+02 doctoral degrees. According to research, even the cleverest Einstein didn't use his brain. The human brain is really an endless treasure, but it is a pity that everyone ignores how to effectively play its potential-the power inspired by the subconscious. Imagine how much wealth we human beings will create for the world if we can make full use of even a part of our remaining potential! Presumably, by then, mankind will be "omnipotent". It is obvious that each of us has the potential to change the world. To tap the potential, we must first realize what kind of potential we have. Milan Kundera, a world literature master who has been all the rage in China in recent years, made small achievements in various fields at first, including philosophy, music, architecture and literature. He writes novels with a try attitude. So he discovered his potential to write novels and finished a novel in just one or two days. So he discovered his talent for writing novels and wrote one after another. Once his book The Unbearable Lightness of Life came out, it caused great repercussions around the world, was reprinted and eventually became a literary world. If he hadn't discovered his talent, I'm afraid there wouldn't be today's Unbearable Lightness of Life. Milan Kundera wouldn't be here today. Therefore, to tap your own potential, you must first know what kind of potential you have. After discovering your potential, you must work hard and fully tap your potential. Even a genius, doesn't it take 99% sweat to become a genius? If you just lie there all day doing nothing, your potential can only be a silent extinct volcano. Jack London, a famous American biographer, was originally a street thug. When he came into contact with literature by chance, he was so infatuated that he decided to become a novelist instead of relying on manual labor to support himself. From then on, he began a hard struggle. He read a lot of books and made a lot of reading notes. He also extracted many words and wrote them on small cards. Sticking it on the mirror in front of the washstand, in the toilet, in the kitchen and in the pocket, you can take it out anytime and anywhere, which provides many useful and vivid words for his later writing. His series of novels, such as The Call of the Wilderness, broaden people's horizons and make people feel the different charms of nature, society and people. Without his efforts, I'm afraid he will only be a street thug until he dies. Whether you can fully tap your potential depends on your subjective efforts. How much firewood you prepare for the fire of your life, what a warm flame will glow in your life potential! Potential, what amazing energy! Through it, the humble ugly duckling can rediscover himself, explore himself hard and become a white swan that everyone loves. Don't let go if you find it. Maybe today's impossibility will become tomorrow's possibility!