如果一个梦想幻灭,就在做一个梦。如果你被打倒,就站起来继续前进。
If one dream dies, dream another dream. If you get knocked down, get back up and go again.
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不要降低你的梦想为了屈服现实。增加你的信念去匹配你的命运。
Don’t downgrade your dream just to fit your reality. Upgrade your conviction to match your destiny.
DISCLAIMER: This is in traditional Chinese!
可 attached to a verb more or less lets you turn it into an adjective of the able to (verb) kind. That was a terrible explanation here have a vocab list
可愛 kě'ài lovable, cute (where kawaii comes from)
可憐 kělián pitiable
可靠 kěkào reliable (kào is to depend on)
可惜 kěxí unfortunately, regrettably
可疑 kěyí suspicious
可笑 kěxiào laughable, ridiculous
可氣 kěqì frustrating, exasperating
可怕 kěpà terrifying
There are more (because there are always more) but now you get how great a name/transliteration 可樂 kělè is for “coke,” it looks like happy-able! Coca-cola is specifically 可口可樂, so like “can drink, can happy” but really “good to drink, makes you happy.” (supposedly shop keepers at one point transliterated as 蝌蝌啃蠟 kē kē kěn là, “bite the wax tadpole,” but that was never official. Reasons to pay your translator well.)
Hi, I’ve been getting messages about how to get motivated/sustain motivation in school. However, I was not sure about how to answer them because I’m a certified Lazy Ass™ whose motto in school is “SLEEP WHEN YOU CAN”. I tried my best to come up with a decent answer, though, and I hope this post will help someone ^_^ Soooo, here it goes:
1. Understand the concept of motivation.
Motivation is the drive to do something. It is important, because it helps a person (re-)focus their goals. Through (re-)examining the forces that drives a person to achieve, one can uncover one’s reasons for achieving something.
There are two kinds of motivation: extrinsic motivation and intrinsic motivation. Extrinsic motivation is motivation that comes from outside forces, as in, one is motivated to get high grades to make their parents proud. On the other hand, intrinsic motivation is motivation that comes from within, as in, one is motivated to answer math problems because one feels satisfaction in solving those problems. Different instances necessitate different kinds of motivation, and one person’s motivation may not really be effective for another.
“Motivation” is so much more complex than that, though, so here are some readings on the topic: x x x x x
Personally, I believe that motivation can only take a person so far, because what happens when you literally have no drive to do anything? My banner says “discipline outlives motivation”, because I’ve learned that there’s something better than to wait for peak motivation to hit, which is to:
2. Develop good study habits.
Turn studying into a behavior. The goal is to make studying a natural part of one’s routine, as natural as, say, opening Tumblr or Instagram. (Because you don’t need much (or any) motivation to check social media).
Here’s a long answered ask on how to make a study plan in three easy steps and another answered ask on how to balance tasks.
3. Discover how you best study.
Every person learns differently. For example, I’m a visual learner, and I learn best by seeing and arranging information on a page. I rewrite notes to make them pretty, and I doodle all the time. Audiobooks and lecture recordings don’t really work for me (but they can work for you). Discovering how one studies would tremendously help anyone, since it can be frustrating to study without retaining information. Conversely, it is motivating when one understands what one is studying.
Learn what kind of learner you have by taking this quiz or answering these questions, then take a look at these posts to see some studying tips based on how you learn:
Learning styles
Types of learners
Four types of learners
Study methods and what suits you better
4. Surround yourself with people who support what you’re doing.
Studying is difficult enough as it is, and you don’t really need to make it more difficult by having people around you telling you that you don’t really need to study for that test. I was really lazy in college, and I would rather sleep than study, but I was able to get good grades, because I lived with people who persevered in their studies. Because they were studying late into the night, I also got into that habit (albeit grudgingly at first). We all inspired each other, made cups of coffees for each other, and even took naps together. Having supportive people around will make you realize that you are not alone in this struggle to study, and that you’re all going to make it out alive.
5. Do things apart from studying.
You’re a person, not a studying machine. Studying is only a part of life, not your whole life itself. Find a hobby, stay true to your art, volunteer at a dog shelter—it’s your call. Just keep being passionate about something else other than studying. This “something else” can help you release stress as well as motivate you. You must also understand that millennials, more than any other generation, mix work and play, sometimes to the point where the two are indistinguishable. Playing is not a crime, millennials. It’s only natural. (Remember it’s okay to take a break. Alexander Hamilton was asked to take a break, he refused to, and you all know what happened to him >_>)
Whew, that was a mouthful uwu I really hoped I made sense. Feel free to add to this post! :)
容易 (róng yì) — easy 放弃 (fàng qì) — to abandon 换 (huàn) — to exchange 鲜艳 (xiān yàn) — brightly-coloured 涂 (tú) — to apply 颜色 (yán sè) — colour 功 (gōng) — achievement, success 成名 (chéng míng) — to become famous
目的 (mù dì) — aim 快乐 (kuài lè) — happy 所谓 (suǒ wèi) — so-called 赤脚 (chì jiǎo) — bare feet 摘 (zhāi) — to pluck 稻草 (dào cǎo) — rice straw 吉他 (jí tā) — guitar 鸣 (míng) — call (of birds, animals, or insects) 清脆 (qīng cuì) — clear and melodious 洒 (sǎ) — to sprinkle
Words taken from: 稻香 Complete song lyrics: 稻香
Chinese - 空房间 (kòng fáng jiān)
生活是一场漫长的旅行,不要浪费时间,去等待那些不愿与你携手同行的人。
Life is a long journey. Don’t waste your time waiting for people who are not willing to walk with you.
You have $86,400 in your account and someone stole $10 from you, would you be upset and throw all of the $86,390 away in hopes of getting back at the person that took your $10? Or move on and live? Right, move on and live. See, we have 86,400 seconds in every day so don’t let someone’s negative 10 seconds ruin the rest of the 86,390. Don’t sweat the small stuff, life is bigger than that