Focus

I was arranged to write one article after the management forum which was a big challenge for me because I had to finish it within two hours. Professor Liu made a three-hour speech and the speed recorder typed out over 20 pages of his speech. I was astonished when I opened the file on my computer. I put my fingers into my short hair and wandered for a while. When the forum was over, I rushed out of the room and ran to the nearest café. When I was on the way to the café, my only aim was to find the shortest way. Finally, I found one. I ordered one cup of coffee, sit and quickly opened my computer. And then I wore my headphone to block the noises from the surrounding. What I could feel at that moment was only me and the file. I refined the article again and again. The waiter served me the coffee and I swallowed and I even couldn’t feel the taste of the coffee. My focus was only the screen. If someone took a picture of me at that moment, I’m it would be very beautiful. I really enjoyed that tense moment and I was even a little disappointed after I finished this task.

If I could did every task like this, I’m sure I could use much less time to accomplish more challenging tasks.