If you predict, you will be abolished.

There is a saying in The Book of Rites, The Doctrine of the Mean: "If everything is predicted, it will be established, and if it is not predicted, it will be abolished. I won't be embarrassed before speaking, I won't be sleepy before deciding, I won't be embarrassed before going, and I won't be poor before going. " .

Whatever you do, if you plan ahead, you will succeed, otherwise you will fail. If you are ready to speak, you won't be unable to stand up; Make up your mind to act again, and there will be no mistakes and regrets.

I like this sentence "If you plan ahead, you will be in an invincible position. If you plan ahead, you will be wasted", and I often use this sentence to warn myself.

As a tourist, I don't like joining a tour group, so after choosing a destination, I will try my best to make a detailed tour route map, which is also a strategy.

Imagine going to a strange place and not knowing the local geographical environment and traffic routes. Completely blind, it's hard to walk.

If you know something in advance and then locate according to the mobile phone map, you can react quickly in this environment, which can not only save a lot of unnecessary troubles but also save a lot of time.

This is true for many things, and it was established in advance.

I made a mistake in this respect when I went out today.

Entrusted by a friend to do something, I just asked my colleague a general address in advance, and I have a vague impression of this address, so I don't know much about it.

After going out to take a taxi and explaining the address and general purpose to the taxi master, he pulled me to the corresponding place.

I found the place, but something was wrong.

I got off work when I arrived, and didn't go to work until 3: 30 in the afternoon.

I have to leave for a while.

There are no taxis at the intersection for more than ten minutes now, which is the characteristic of this city. Only a few busy places are convenient for taxis.

I can't find the taxi. Look at this bus.

Such a neat bus stop sign shows that there is only one bus, and this station is the penultimate stop.

I'm going to the terminal, but it's far away!

Get on the only bus and go to the terminal.

The driver asked me doubtfully, "Young man, where are you going?"

I can guess the driver's mood. This bus only has a terminal. What are you doing here?

I whispered, "I'll see if there is a taxi first."

God, what logic is this? Isn't that a little silly?

The master kindly reminded me: "We will turn right to the station soon."

I can only smile back.

To my embarrassment and disappointment, I didn't even see a taxi along the way!

I walked out of the bus door, froze for a few minutes and looked around.