It's not difficult to do something once in a while. Sometimes it's just luck. It's difficult to find some systematic methods to achieve replicable success.<br>I abstracted the methodology of doing things into the "three sides of doing things" model.<br>It's like the English letter "Z", two up and two down, with a diagonal line connecting them up and down. The diagonal line is thick below and thin above<br>1. Baseline<br>The bottom one is called baseline, which is the basic knowledge of doing things. For different people, the height of this line is different. For a primary school student, the baseline will be very low, but for an expert, the baseline will be very high.<br>Even if different people do the same thing, because their baseline is different, then their work height and value creation will be completely different.<br>Therefore, the baseline determines the height of a person's work. If a person or a team stands very low, below the horizon, then what he does is most likely meaningless.<br>We receive education, keep learning and keep growing in order to improve our baseline.<br>2. Limit<br>The top one is the limit given by the theory, which can't be broken. You can think that this is what the creator left behind when he created the universe, such as the speed of light, such as absolute zero, such as the law of conservation of energy, and many of the mathematical limits I talked about earlier.<br>If you know the limit, you will know the limit of your ability. You will not be paranoid and ask why the efficiency of the steam engine can not reach 90%. Of course, you will not be fooled (Carnot's theorem in thermodynamics limits the upper limit of the efficiency of the steam engine to about 60%).<br>3. Ladder<br>With the baseline, it is not enough to know the limit, but also need to have a rope that can support the upward climb, that is, the diagonal line in the middle, that is, the ladder.<br>Why is the painting thick at the bottom and thin at the top? Because there are a lot of people around the world who are close to the foundation, and there are many effective methods. The more they get to the top, the closer they are to the difficult goal, and often there are not many roads to choose from. Even many roads need to be explored by themselves, so the more detailed they are.<br>The road to the goal, sometimes the direction is very clear, but do not know how to achieve, is the lack of a ladder to climb. This ladder, you need to constantly explore, to trial and error, to sum up, finally, step by step close to the goal.<br>If you can't find the first two lines, it's reckless and stupid. If you can't find the third line, you can only talk on paper. Therefore, in order to find the third line, we need to constantly practice, sum up experience in practice, and find feasible steps.<br>Through this model, we know that to do things well, we need to understand the relationship between the three sides<br>The first is the baseline. All our work should be based on this line and try to improve it.<br>The second edge is the limit given by the theory, which cannot be broken through.<br>The third side is a rope, or ladder, that can hold you up. It requires you to break down your goals into concrete action steps and focus on them.<br>The above is today's sentiment. I wish to encourage you all.<br>
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