Don't let the future you regret not working hard now.

I still remember that after signing up for the online course, a graduate friend added me as a WeChat friend. I was surprised to learn that I had worked for many years and was no longer a student. She said that she admired me. After graduating for so long, she still maintained her enthusiasm for learning. Compared with those who finish their studies after graduating from school, this is already a lot ahead.

I replied: There are many people who work harder than me. I'm catching up with them. The more you learn, the more things you will find to learn. The debt owed will be paid sooner or later. I didn't work hard enough before, but now I can only work harder to be worthy of my future self.

When chatting with friends, I joked that since the media is so popular now, I have been watching it. If I had kept blogging in college, I might have become a minor celebrity now. If the university borrowed so many books from the library, it would be very different if you could read and output them carefully now. If I can stick to it and keep the good habit of writing down my feelings in my notebook, my writing will be much better now.

Unfortunately, without a if, everything can only start from scratch. Just to prevent myself from being the same as now, I wonder why I couldn't stick to it in the first place. Why can't you bravely try to continue?

Not long after graduation, I bought a book "Don't let the future you hate yourself now" by a maverick cat (called Sister Xing). When I saw the title, I secretly said to myself, I must work harder, otherwise my future self will definitely hate my present self.

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When I got together with my college classmates, I said I would continue to struggle.

Grandpa said that she was sick now, and she was too busy making money to see a doctor to struggle. Shantou said that she is living a comfortable life now, and her boyfriend will give 1000 yuan pocket money every month, so don't worry about it.

I smiled and said, no, I will continue to work hard. I don't want to regret in the future. Why not try more while you are young? And now I thank myself for my brave attempt.

Because I didn't understand it, I followed suit and spent a lot of money learning Japanese. After the class, I can only say simple conversations. I will also be thinking, is this road wasted, and is this money all wasted?

But the classical teacher said that when you are young, you should try more to know what you really like. So, I think I tried, at least let me know. Oh, it turns out that Japanese is not the way I want to go, so I'll go another way next.

Although Japanese is useless now, who knows if it will be needed sometime in the future? Dude, every step is important.

In the process of studying, I met Yi Yi, who likes Japanese very much. After being forced to go back to my hometown, I took a week off to attend classes in Guangzhou in order to finish the course. I met Xiao Wei, who went to study to realize his childhood dream. After learning Japanese, I went on to realize another dream? -learn the piano; When she met Xia, she wanted to give her children a better education. She planned to immigrate to Japan and take her two children to class.

They are no longer students, and the theory of lifelong learning is no stranger to them. Perhaps for them, it is more about pursuing dreams. In the process of pursuing their dreams, they need to learn more skills to ensure that they can reach their destination.

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Xiao Liu, a former colleague, is a girl I admire very much. I can make up my mind to learn Japanese because of her influence.

I chatted with my colleague Wendy the other day and talked about her. She said that Xiao Liu had told her about going home during the Spring Festival before. Said something that choked her. When Wendy wanted to tell me this, her eyes were wet, and she kept wiping her tears, but she couldn't speak.

After she calmed down, she seemed to tell me in a very plain tone that it was 12 in the morning when little Liu Chunjie came home. The house hasn't been decorated yet, so I can only go to my uncle's house to board. Standing in front of my uncle's house, waiting for him to open the door, I looked up at my parents' cemetery on the mountain. ...

She is the real child without an umbrella, so she should run like hell. So, when I met her, she began to learn Japanese, and then she was learning Spanish. She makes a person's life full of emotion and flavor. For her, hard work is the norm. It is not a noun, but a verb.

She doesn't care what people who are better than herself are trying to do, and there is no reason not to study quickly. She only knows that she still has a lot to learn, and only by learning can she feel truly alive.

Are we not working hard because there are parents behind us? When no one wants to work hard, will you regret that you didn't really work hard when you were young?

Others get fat after giving birth, but the boss's wife is studying law during pregnancy. Not long after the baby's full moon, she flew to America to get a lawyer's license. People know more about the importance of hard work than we do.

If you don't work hard now, just wait for your future self to come and slap yourself in the time machine?