The long-awaited annual leave is finally just around the corner. I hardly slept last night. First, I watched three seasons of "Hell's Kitchen" on TikTok. The more I watched, the more addicted I became. Then I thought about working on a deployment tutorial for OneAPI, but I was too tired and lazy, so I didn't test it.
Since it was already late, I decided not to sleep and just have a cup of coffee to stay awake until tomorrow night when I can rest early. Then I found out that I needed to order at least two cups of coffee on Meituan, and because it's during the Spring Festival, there's an additional delivery fee. In the end, the original price of the coffee was 20 yuan, but after using a 5 yuan coupon with no minimum spending requirement, I paid a total of 35 yuan.
It was a very difficult day, and I was so sleepy that my eyelids were fighting each other. When it was almost time to get off work, I saw someone posting a meme about "Messi's Hong Kong trip," but it seemed to miss the point.
I should be someone who is always thinking, rather than someone who spends the whole day arguing with others. Today, I didn't do well in this aspect. I tried to impose my understanding of things on others and tried to persuade them to agree with my ideas. This is not good. Everyone should have their own opinions, and regardless of right or wrong, they should have the right to express their own views. As for right or wrong, it should not be judged by me.
I will have a seven-day annual leave soon. I should think about whether I want to try learning new skills...
- For example, learning Python
- Or delving deeper into AE
At the very least, I should find a philosophy book to read. It's been a long time since I read a book, and my writing has become stiff. I can't always think about making that stupid video. I can never satisfy myself, so why should I expect the people who watch my videos to be satisfied?
Either create something good or delete my account. Stop embarrassing myself on the internet.
And recently, I've been too restless. I can't calm down at all. Adjust, adjust!
I remembered a book I read before, "Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones" by James Clear. It brought about significant changes for me at the time. Maybe I should start with that.
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