Follow the interest, step by step to become what you want to be

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"Life now is really boring!"

"Boring" may be a word we often hear now. In work, in life, and even in our stay-up games, the word "boring" is everywhere.

There is a saying in Murphy's Law: Everyone has a plan that doesn't work.

Many people will be dissatisfied with their current life and work, have many beautiful ideas in their hearts, and are full of illusions about their future lives, but they are always unable to make up their minds to take the first step.
In fact, what kind of life we ​​choose, we have what kind of life, instead of facing the life that we don’t like all day long and sighing, why not follow our inner thoughts, discover our own interests, and gradually become what we want to be. Look, how about living a life you like?
Haruki Murakami, the perennial escort of the Nobel Prize in Literature, has been nurtured by his family since he was a child and loves reading very much. When Haruki Murakami was in elementary school, his father deliberately cultivated his interest in Japanese classical literature, but he was never able to enter the Tao, instead, he had a soft spot for Western literature.

He said, "I don't want to learn anything that I don't want to learn or I'm not interested in.

After going to university, Haruki Murakami often soaked in the library of the university. He described his reading as like shoveling coal into a coal stove with a shovel. No matter what kind of coal, he would shovel in. Anyone who came.

He reads the original English works, turning pages one by one, gnawing one by one locally, and also translating his favorite American thriller novels into Japanese.

A lot of reading has strengthened his sensitivity to words, making him better at capturing emotions from fleeting changes, and unknowingly laid a solid foundation for his novel creation.

At the age of 29, Haruki Murakami suddenly had the idea of ​​writing a novel at Jingu Stadium near Chidago, Shibuya. After that, he continued to write "Let's Listen to the Wind Yin" at the dining table every night, but didn't want to Won the 23rd "Group Portrait Newcomer Award".

After that, Haruki Murakami started his own creative journey, and it was out of control. "Norway's Forest" became a Japanese bestseller after it went on the market, triggering the "Murakami Phenomenon."

To become an expert in a certain field, you need at least 10,000 hours of work in the field. If you work eight hours a day, five days a week, it will take five years to reach this standard, which does not include us Wasted time.

Time is so tight that even if it is used to do things we are interested in, it is not enough, let alone to hesitate and compromise, especially for those that we ourselves know that "this is only a compromise".

Sometimes we always feel that the constraints of life restrict ourselves, but at the moment we hesitate, we have already lost an opportunity unknowingly, a time when we want, can change ourselves, and make ourselves want to live. Chance of life.

So we don’t need to hesitate too much, we have to move forward step by step, following what we think in our minds, identifying the direction we’re interested in. Our dream is to pay for ourselves. Others cannot control our lives, let alone change our future.

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We all understand that no matter what kind of loneliness we experience, we can only move forward. Perhaps hard work will not necessarily achieve the results we want, but in the place that carries our own dreams, we should move forward boldly by recognizing the direction.

During this ups and downs journey, we don't have to hesitate and hesitate, these will only make ourselves timid and compromised. As long as we follow our interests, we can gradually become what we want to be, and finally achieve our dreams.