【導(dǎo)讀】Sweep游戲獲得過多項大獎。2020年，他關(guān)閉了公司，推出游戲界，專心致力于。他的網(wǎng)站主要討論個人發(fā)展，以下這篇文章便出自其中，論述目。標(biāo)設(shè)定，時間管理，和成就目標(biāo)。其他人通?；ㄙM四年的課程，能否畢業(yè)。這篇文章詳細(xì)的說明了我在成功實現(xiàn)該。為了實現(xiàn)這個目標(biāo)，我決心每個學(xué)期得到30. 到40個學(xué)分，而其他學(xué)生平均只要12到15個學(xué)分。顯而易見，我必須合理安。我開始閱讀我所能找到的所有關(guān)于時間管理的資料，并學(xué)。正好三個學(xué)期，我完成了目標(biāo)：兩個理科學(xué)士學(xué)位，而且沒有參加暑期課程。我每天晚上睡七到八個小時，處理好我的日常雜務(wù)（購。物，做飯等等），參與社交活動，每天早晨鍛煉30分鐘。我的同學(xué)把他們完成功課要花的時間加到一起，結(jié)論是。我的一周有250小時。我以的成績畢業(yè)并且獲得每年頒發(fā)給最優(yōu)秀計算。機專業(yè)學(xué)生的特別獎。告訴大家的時候大多數(shù)人都出來勸阻我。目標(biāo)明確是關(guān)鍵。盲目的執(zhí)行計劃是不可取的。我相信一個清晰的計劃遠(yuǎn)遠(yuǎn)比一個清楚的計劃來得重要的多。

　　

【正文】 er how big the project was supposed to be or how many weeks the professor allowed for it. Once I began an assignment, I would stay with it until it was 100% plete and ready to be turned in. This simple practice saved me a significant amount of time. First, it allowed me to concentrate deeply on each assignment and to work very efficiently while I worked. A lot of time is lost in task switching because you have to reload the context for each new task. Single handling minimizes time lost in task switching. In fact, when possible I would batch up my assignments within a certain subject area and then do them all at once before switching subjects. So I39。d do all my math homework in a row until it was all done. Then I39。d do all my programming assignments. Then I39。d do my general education homework. In this manner I would put my brain into mathmode, programmingmode, writingmode, or artmode and remain in that single mode for as long as possible. Secondly, I believe this habit helped me remain relaxed and unstressed because my mind wasn39。t cluttered with so many todo items. It was always just one thing at a time. I could fet about anything that was outside the current context. Failure is your friend. Most people seem to have an innate fear of failure, but failure is really your best friend. People who succeed also fail a great deal because they make a lot of attempts. The great baseball player Babe Ruth held the homerun record and the strikeout record at the same time. Those who have the most successes also have the most failures. There is nothing wrong or shameful in failing. The only regret lies in never making the attempt. So don39。t be afraid to experiment in your attempts to increase productivity. Sometimes the quickest way to find out if something will work is to jump right in and do it. You can always make adjustments along the way. It39。s the readyfireaim approach, and surprisingly, it works a lot better than the more mon readyaimfire approach. The reason is that after you39。ve fired once, you have some actual data with which to adjust your aim. Too many people get bogged down in planning and thinking and never get to the point of action. How many potentially great ideas have you passed up because you got stuck in the state of analysis paralysis (. readyaimaimaimaimaim...)? During college I tried a lot of crazy ideas that I thought might save me time. I continued reading time management material and applying what I learned, but I also devised some original ideas. Most of my own ideas were flops, but some of them worked. I was willing to fail again and again for the off chance I might stumble upon something that gave me an extra boost. Understand that failure is not the opposite of success. Failure is an essential part of success. Once you succeed, no one will remember your failures anyway. Microsoft wasn39。t Bill Gates39。 and Paul Allen39。s first business venture. Who remembers that their original TrafoData business was a flop? The actor Jim Carey was booed off many a stage while a young edian. We have electric light bulbs because Thomas Edison refused to give up even after 10,000 failed experiments. If the word failure is anathema to you, then reframe it: You either succeed, or you have a learning experience. Letting go of the fear of failure will serve you well. If you39。re excited about achieving a particular goal, but you39。re afraid you might not be able to pull it off, jump on it and do it anyway. Even if you fail in your attempt, you39。ll learn something valuable and can make a better attempt next time. If you look at people who are successful in business today, you will monly see that many of them had a string of dismal failures before finally hitting on something that worked, myself included. And I think most of these people will agree that those early failure experiences were an essential contributing factor in their future successes. My advice to anyone starting a new business is to begin pumping out products or devising services and don39。t worry much about whether they39。ll be hits. They probably won39。t be. But you39。ll learn a lot more by doing than you ever will by thinking. Do it now! W. Clement Stone, who built an insurance empire worth hundreds of millions dollars, would make all his employees recite the phrase, Do it now! again and again at the start of each workday. Whenever you feel the tendency towards laziness taking over and you remember something you should be doing, stop and say out loud, Do it now! Do it now! Do it now! I often set this text as my screen saver. There is a tremendous cost in putting things off because you will mentally revisit them again and again, which can add up to an enormous amount of wasted time. Thinking and planning are important, but action is far more important. You don39。t get paid for your thoughts and plans you only get paid for your results. When in doubt, act boldly, as if it were impossible to fail. In essence, it is. It is absolutely imperative that you develop the habit of making decisions as soon as possible. I use a 60second rule for almost every decision I have to make, no matter how big or important. Once I have all the data to make a decision, I start a timer and give myself only 60 seconds to make a firm decision. I39。ll even flip a coin if I have to. When I was in college, I couldn39。t afford to waste time thinking about assignments or worrying about when to do them. I simply picked one and went to work on it. And today when I need to decide which article to write next, I just pick a topic and begin writing. I believe this is why I never experience writer39。s block. Writer39。s block means you39。re stuck in the state of thinking about what to write instead of actually writing. I don39。t waste time thinking about writing because I39。m too busy writing. This is proba