Sometimes the best motivator is the situation we are dealing with.
For a couple of days I have been wondering which language or learn: German, Chinese or a combination of both. The big problem was that both courses had to start at the same time.
Before taking a decision, I did my preparation according to the guidance of Spencer Johnson's "Yes" or "No". My mind was telling me that I should pick up the useful German. My heart was dragging me towards the "cool" Chinese. As a result I was close to the idea of sparing more time for German and keeping the Chinese as a side dish.Unfortunately for the Chinese, the organizers turned out to be impolite and I lost my confidence in them. So now I am in a position to study German only and search for a new Chinese language course offering.
Additionally, my next target in mastering the "Yes" or "No" tactics is to take decisions without relying on the circumstances.
1 comment:
Many times the decisions we have to take do not depend on us. They just happen. And usually what happens is for our best. This is the same case. I believe that you will find the perfect Chinese course, just after finishing the German one. Good luck :)
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