Urgently requesting a speech on how to combine learning and being a human being

Speech on how to combine learning with life

First of all, we must establish a correct and positive attitude. The so-called attitude determines life. So what is the right attitude? The correct attitude is: proactive, optimistic and willing to learn. Attitude is our original intention and motivation for learning. Only a correct attitude can allow us to keep moving forward in learning and face any difficulties positively.

Second, you must have a learning purpose and plan. If we do not have a goal when facing complex textbooks and society, then we will be like a ship that has lost its navigation in the sea and is swaying in the wind. In your study and life, you should establish a clear short-term and long-term goal, and make detailed plans for it. Everything must be planned in advance. Only by making a steady and step-by-step plan can you achieve your goals more efficiently.

Third, learning requires tenacity and flexibility. Perseverance means not getting discouraged and not giving up halfway when facing difficulties encountered in learning. Perseverance is victory. Furthermore, learning cannot be done to death, but must be flexible. Flexibly stretch and utilize the knowledge you have learned, flexibly use other people's learning methods for your own use; flexibly expand and innovate, and introduce new ones on the basis of the old. These are the three laws of learning to learn.

What about being a good person and doing things? We can call it doing things for people. What is the best way to behave?

We say that you must be a good person before doing anything, and you should pay attention to six points in being a good person. "Loyalty, righteousness, benevolence, courage, wisdom and sincerity"

First of all, the essence of "loyalty" is the principle of vertical interpersonal relationships, that is, individuals and organizations, subordinates and superiors, juniors and elders must be loyal and filial. Self-denial and respect for teachers.

The second "righteousness" is essentially the code of conduct for horizontal interpersonal relationships. That is: dealing with relationships between brothers and sisters, fellow villagers and neighbors, colleagues and classmates, and friends. We should treat each other with justice, support each other and help each other.

The third "benevolence" is that a benevolent person loves others and a benevolent person loves mountains. That is: treat the people and things around you with a generous and benevolent attitude, tolerate others' mistakes generously, and love others. Only in this way can it be accepted by more people.

The fourth "courage" is courageous who does not shy away from danger and steps forward in times of crisis. The ancients said: Courage breeds power. Prestige, prestige, and prestige begin with action and are rooted in people's hearts. Loyalty, justice and benevolence are not important in words but in deeds. Be bold and courageous, there is nothing to be afraid of, don't let opportunities slip away and leave regrets because of cowardice.

The fifth "wisdom" is to think and deal with problems wisely and tactfully. The ancients said: Wisdom leads to planning. He who has courage but no plan is as brave as a husband, has both wisdom and courage, and is invincible in the world. Discover wisdom, see the world with wise eyes, think about problems with a wise brain, and deal with problems with wise hands.

"Sincerity" means honesty and integrity. Be consistent in words and deeds, and be honest on the inside and outside. This is the core principle of being a human being, treating others with sincerity and being honest and trustworthy. Only by being honest and treating others with integrity can people trust you. Whether a businessman can grow his business depends on whether he is honest and honest. Sincerity is the most beautiful embodiment of our personality charm. Being a person determines what we do, and what kind of person we do will determine what kind of things we do.

Finally, I want to say: When doing things, you must have a square inside and a circle outside. Firmness in adhering to principles. You must have firm principles in dealing with everything, be calm when encountering difficulties, and be fearless in the face of danger; at the same time, you must be flexible and flexible. Take responsibility for key issues, understand the pros and cons of various conflicts, and seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. Only in this way can things be perfect. Knowing how to behave and learn plays a decisive role in our lives and lives. It determines whether we will live a mediocre life or an elegant one; whether we will live a poor life or a rich one; whether we will be ignored or admired by others. Let us abandon the past, start over, and learn to learn how to behave and do things. Let us be the leaders in the new century.