#partience

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Win the battle

Few or some people said I'm a very smart guy. Let assume that was true.

I think I'm a good debater. That might be also true. When it comes to a point that need to debate and I'm good with numbers & logic. I think not many people have them, that might be the reason I won a lot of arguments.

I always have a feeling that I can outsmart most of people at almost any particular field that needs smartness (I'm not good at sth needs strength).

I can see I'm a kind of people who is so good at winning the battle. And of course, I'm not a kind of people yet, who can win the war (I'm 26, you know)

People who win the war, win the most of the key battles but it's not necessary to win all (some crazy one desires & be able to win all, but that's crazy)

I like people who won and are going to win their wars. That kind of people is the kind that I want to learn the most from (our company has some)

After a lot of reflections, thoughts and realization. I think the first key advice for someone like me to practice and practice over and over again is

I want to have the abilities winning the war someday. 

Before this, my logic is if you just focus on winning a lot of battle, you will learn how to win the war. That's all (so naive)

I don't think so anymore. Know how to win battles is a must-have. 

But the key point of winning the war is not trying to win all of battles to be able to win most of the key ones. That's the point.

And because that's the point, I should practicing that, more and often.

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Maria Mena - Partience

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Eu sento aqui nas escadas, pois eu quero ficar sozinha. Se eu não puder te ter agora, eu esperarei, querido às vezes, eu fico tão tensa mas eu não posso acelerar o tempo, Mas você sabe, amor, há mais uma coisa para considerar

Guns N' Roses