Star-rated life's hearts

The second volume of education column

12. Not socializing is cute

Once upon a time, we emphasized the importance of social activities and encouraged those who can encourage themselves to cultivate their social activities as much as possible in order to achieve greater success. Psychology says: It is cute to not love social interaction, and to win time to innovate. As we all know, reading and thinking requires a lot of quiet time. People who do not love social interaction have an absolute advantage in this regard. Many people who have achieved success in philosophy, art, literature, and science belong to a population that does not like ordinary social activities, which has made a strong evidence for psychological judgments.

Not all social activities are valuable. Too much social interaction can also create a lot of mediocrity while improving individual communication skills. We do not need to use the same standard answer to determine how good or bad a person's social interaction is. Those who love social interaction will socialize, and those who do not love social interaction will think more. Only different individuals can produce a colorful society.

13. Marx's family's motto

Think about everything.-Marx

Never despair.—Madam Yanni

Overcome all obstacles and climb the peak.—The eldest daughter, Little Yanni

Truth is always victorious.—The second daughter Laura

Go forward bravely.—Little daughter Ailina

(End of this chapter)
Chapter completed!