You live and dare to dream, and dare to make every effort to realize that dream
"Life has a sky, and we have a pair of wings"
It's been 6 months since I sat down to write a book review. Even though I've temporarily maintained my reading habit, I'm still starting to write the CNS writing habit that I set for book lovers "1 book a month". stopped in June, when the KPI number on CNS for the year was achieved - It really doesn't matter, maybe it's because the KPIs are too few ^^
The book Living & Desire came to me naturally, a seminar introducing the course "Living & Desire" by Mr. Tran Dang Khoa was held in Hanoi one day in mid-December, I still remember the meeting. The first workshop about the book I'm Talented, You Are Too at VJCC, I also attended, heard that enthusiastic person present, and then brought home the book "Master your mind, change your destiny." ” – the only book about methods and skills that I read in 3 hours and have seriously practiced it until now. Tran Dang Khoa - a person who has lived with enthusiasm and passion also partly created curiosity for me when for a long time I did not have the habit of attending seminars about courses anymore, that day I had I skipped appointments with old colleagues to go there. And to be honest, I fell asleep during the entire conference :D. But what do we get? That is the decision to own the book "Living and Desire"
Attracted by the sentence "Life has a sky, and we have a pair of wings" - I don't really understand its meaning but I still find it attractive to me, after all, the law of attraction has not been proven. wrong
Opening the second page of the book, you will read many famous quotes about the effects of reading - and after reading most of this book, I saw Mr. Khoa share that it was her idea. Uong Xuan Vy
A few sentences you can read:
“Everything I know in practice, I learned from books” – Abraham Lincoln – Great President of American history
“You cannot read a book without learning something useful” – Confucius – A great thinker
“If books are not valuable friends, then where can I find friends?” – Mark Twain – world famous writer
“I don't believe in the magic I compose. But I truly believe that magic can happen when you read a good book” – J.K. Rowlling - billionaire female author of the Harry Porter book series
“The book contains more treasures than Treasure Island. The best thing is that you enjoy this wealth every day" - Walt Disney - symbol of creativity
“To achieve creativity, you must learn, experience and in my opinion, learning from reading books is always highly effective” – Truong Gia Binh – chairman of the board of directors of FPT
"You can learn from books as well as learn from the school of life, but I am sure that the price to pay for learning from books is much lower than the price to pay for learning from the school of life" - Tran Dang Khoa - speaker , translator, businessman.
Going into what I learned after reading "Living & Aspiration"
Covering the entire book are sincere shared stories. I see the journey of a person who dares to live for what they really want, dares to make every effort to achieve what they want, and luck comes to that person when they have made enough efforts. in this life.
Reading "Life & Desire" I dare to think more about the word "ideal living" in the current era.
Reading "Living & Aspiration" I thought of the saying that our students used to shout "Ready" after hearing that sentence: "For the ideals of the great Uncle Ho" - nowadays, are we young people? Waiting for an ideal to call "ready"?
Reading "Living & Desire" reminds me of the history lessons of the Vietnam resistance against the French - the time before the Ho Chi Minh era - how many people dared to live for that ideal? What will future history record about the present era? Who has the ideal of life to contribute to the development of this society... - it seems a bit rambling, but if you think about the whole of Vietnam with a long enough history, you will see, currently the majority What are young people only interested in?
Reading "Living & Aspiration", I also see that Mr. Khoa is not a perfect, talented person from the beginning, nor is he a person who has ideals in life right from the time he was in school - what Mr. Khoa has Thanks to the experiences through the initial ambitions he wanted to have - and his own real efforts, helped him meet "books" - "teachers" - " "personal experiences" help him orient and see his dream clearly.
Reading "Living & Desire" I feel like I'm still too small and have too many things to do :v.
First, you must develop yourself, live happily to be successful, and success is not defined by having a lot of money, fame or many fans... success is when you feel you have surpassed yourself. every day, and live happily from the beginning, before every choice you make - I highly agree with Mr. Khoa's view of life - because I am living like that. I don't have big dreams like him, but I like to do things that I think are good for myself and this society. I'm also not influenced by other people's thoughts about my actions. I'm not "crazy" enough, but I'm still considered "crazy" enough.
Reading "Life & Desire" I see that every young person reading this book will see something useful for themselves, a book written by Vietnamese people about the first 30 years of life. His life, where there are lessons of failure, lessons of success, stories shared sincerely from the bottom of the heart, situations that you don't think of when looking at his appearance J, read You will see this society as it is, but how you look at it and live with it is completely your choice - yours!
