I once positioned myself as ordinary people with no ambitions. The homework was too difficult, and the paper was too difficult, so I thought: I will pass it so-so. No matter how hard I try, I won’t excel. Worry, why bother? After all, there are a small number of people who have changed the world and changed the direction of history. Later I saw a sentence: Do the right thing at the right time. This seems to have been specifically told to me. I am a young man. At a young age, I think that ordinary people will eat and die for a whole life. It should not be. After watching this movie about how the students of Harvard Law School worked hard to study and pass the exam, I felt more deeply. I suddenly discovered my original ideas. The so-called contentment is more for my laziness and I am afraid of hard-to-find excuses and ask myself. When I do a job, I want to do a good job and be perfect, but the reality is that every time I procrastinate to the last moment, hand in a copy of what I am dissatisfied with, and then take those Taoist thinking comforts oneself. I should change, young people (22 years old may not be called young) still have to be vigorous, positive and optimistic, and work hard. After doing this, it doesn't matter what the outcome is, what you really learn and gain is far more meaningful than the score.
Another point is that Kevin in the movie works very hard, but he can't answer the professor's question, that is, he has to hang the exam every time, so sad and depressed that he wants to commit suicide. If it were me, what would I do? I believe that every bit of hard work is rewarded, but what should I do if I really work hard and have no gain? Make your heart stronger! ! Never lose the courage to start all over again!
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