The Long Walk

Even if I walk, I can not see the end. I am stuck in a narrow country road forever. It is getting dark now. The cloud moved secretly. When did it happen? I am far from all familiar things. The trees stayed in the wind and the wind. When was the wind blowing? I have walked hysterically for a long time. The leaves spun in the air, thrown away the memo paper and were shattered to hit wood and asphalt, "jump."

In his personal paper "Walking" by Henry David Thoreau, he is talking about a long journey of treasures. Thoreau often walks around fields and forests near my house for 4 hours. "This is a crusade," he said. Even the basic attack plan of the day "Please conquer this sacred place from the heathen's hand" can mitigate the cognitive burden of decision-making. It dramatically reduces anxiety. Every morning, we wake up with some intelligence, and every decision we make makes it unattractive. Before checking email and social media, let's make your brain easier by checking the most important things you want to accomplish and completing first.

Located in the center of the long walk is the story of a Polish soldier who was imprisoned by the Soviet Union after the Second World War, Slavomir Rawitz. Long-range walking is about daily human fighting, overcoming obstacles, and achieving impossible things. That is why I always carry 10 copies. The Ender game is a collection of SF novels in 1985, and at some point in the near future humans are threatened by enemy alien races. I will appeal to you with a dynamically developed character and a fascinating tempo fast story. But in addition to a wonderful story, Ender's game is also a useful leadership inspiration book. It explores the power, wisdom, free will and perseverance of larger themes

Charles Darwin walks twice a day, once at noon, once at 4 PM. After lunch, Beethoven began a long and powerful walk with a pencil and music paper. Charles Dickens discovered what he wrote that he was walking more than a dozen daily every day and it was very exciting to write: "If I can not go too far, I should explode and die." . In summary, "Only you can walk to gain valuable ideas." For those who develop other walking habits, Gandhi (long walk every day), Jack Dorsey (5 miles each morning), Steve Jobs ( Steve Jobs). He traveled a long distance in a serious conversation), Tory Burch (45 years old) a few days a day, Howard Schulz (walking every morning), Aristotle (walking lecture), neuroscientist and writer Oliver Sachs (lunch) Walking) and Winston Churchill (get up after walking every morning)