Happy New Year!
Wishing everyone great luck in the Year of the Pig, with all your "pig" matters going smoothly!
Lao Huo actually had a lot to say, but a thousand words have condensed into one sentence: I hope every reader stays safe, healthy, and happy forever. Those things matter more than anything else!
What did I seem to have said last year?
Let me think... I think I said something about the most important book of the year? If I remembered right? Haha.
Last year, I said I'd recommend a book I wanted to read in 2018—not a web novel, not a textbook, not entertainment-related. Now it's 2019. Looking back, did you finish that book?
If not, then what was the most important book you read in 2018? You can post it in this chapter's comments.
For me, the most important book I read in 2018 was Xiaoqiang's Promotion Journal. It let me begin learning time management. This year, I basically recommended this book to everyone I met, and bought many copies to give to relatives and friends.
If everyone wants to take better control of their time, put their lives in perfect order, and become more self-disciplined, then reading time-management books and putting them into action is the most effective method I currently know.
I strongly recommend this book to everyone. Whether you're a student or a working reader, as long as you feel that you struggle to control your time, that your life lacks clarity and order, and that you want to become even better, you should read this book. Then seek out other time-management books and gain a comprehensive understanding of time management.
I reckon many people are already using all kinds of time-management methods, like Pomodoro timers, the four quadrants, and so on and so