In today's fast-paced society, we are often overwhelmed by information and tasks, and it is difficult to find time to improve ourselves. However, self-improvement is a very important task, because only by constantly improving ourselves can we keep up with the pace of social development and realize personal value. So, how to improve yourself effectively? The law of circles provides us with an effective way of thinking.
*The circle rule was developed by Simon Sinak, who argues that successful companies and individuals start with why, not what. The why represents the purpose and meaning, the how represents the method and strategy, and the what represents the specific action and result. Starting with the why can help us clarify our goals and develop a more effective plan of action, so that we can improve ourselves more effectively.
First of all, we need to clarify the why, that is, the purpose and meaning of self-improvement. Why do we need to improve ourselves? Is it to better adapt to the development of society, or to realize the value of the individual? Is it to fulfill your hobbies or to achieve your career goals? Only by clarifying the why can we find the motivation and direction to improve ourselves.
Secondly, we need to develop how, that is, methods and strategies for self-improvement. Different purposes and meanings require different approaches and strategies. For example, if we are aiming to achieve our career development goals, then we need to develop a detailed career development plan, including short- and long-term goals, as well as specific steps to achieve those goals. If we are trying to satisfy our interests, then we need to find the right learning resources and methods for ourselves, such as attending training courses, reading relevant books, etc.
Finally, we need to implement what, that is, concrete actions and results. With a clear purpose and methodology, we are about to get to work. In the process of implementing what, we need to pay attention not only to the result, but also to the process. Because, every effort and progress in the process is an important sign of our self-improvement.
For example, if our goal is to improve our English, we can start with the why. The why represents the purpose and meaning of our English improvement. For example, we may be because we want to communicate better with foreigners, or because we want to improve our career opportunities. Once we have identified the why, we can develop the how, which is the methods and strategies to improve our English. For example, we can attend English training courses, read English books, English movies, etc. In the end, we can implement what, that is, concrete actions and results. For example, we can spend a certain amount of time every day learning English, participating in English corner activities, and communicating with foreigners.
Through the law of circles, we can improve ourselves more efficiently. Starting with the why can help us clarify our goals and develop a more effective plan of action, so that we can improve ourselves more effectively. So, let's start thinking about why and make your own improvement plan!