Secrets of study without boredom
Ibrahim al-Faqi mentions a set of secrets and keys that push man to success and progress without boredom, and these secrets make the person a diligent person, superior in his life, and these secrets include: [3]
- Adherence to plans , Zig Ziglar says: (people sometimes fail, not because of a lack of capacity, but because of the lack of commitment), the success of the individual in his life and success in achieving what he wants to return to the power of commitment has, Vazimh and determination is the success of the individual and distinguish key, This is Thomas Edison, although he failed many attempts before he came to the invention of the light bulb; but his failure on many occasions did not prevent him from continuing to work, and everyone tried to discourage his determination, and called the failure, but he continued to work and was always repeating that he discovered 9999 An unsuccessful experience while trying to invent a For the light bulb, after much effort, Thomas was able to achieve the dream sought by his commitment, and here is the whole world reminds Thomas of his success and great achievement.
Patience , lack of patience leads to failure; because he often finds obstacles and challenges in the way of achieving his goals, if not patient, will have to give up and give up his wishes, says Andrew Carnegie: (a man who can master patience can master anything else) Vincein Bell: (Do not despair is usually the last key in the key set is appropriate to open the door), for those who want to succeed and achieve his dreams to be flexible patient takes the opportunity to solve problems and overcome them, and continue to work and reach to the top.
TO BE CONTINUED
References
1- ↑ Abdel Karim Bakkar (2010), For Success (First Edition), Cairo: Dar es Salaam, p. 47, Part 1. Behaving. 26.
2- Amin Mahmoud Sabri (2010), 30 Laws of Effective Learning (First Edition), Cairo - Egypt: Ajyal Publishing House and Distribution, pp. 85-87, Part 1.
3- ↑ Ibrahim Al-Faqi (2000 AD), The Ten Keys to Success (First Edition), Canada: Canadian Center for Human Development, pp. 124-151, Part 1. 26.
4- Amin Mahmoud Sabri (2010), 30 Laws of Effective Learning (First Edition), Cairo - Egypt: Ajyal House for Publishing and Distribution, p.
5- ↑ Flip Yumkartner (1993), One Hundred Advice and Advice for Memory Development (First Edition), Cairo - Egypt: Dar Al Kitab Al Arabi, page 5, part 1
By: Lina Juaidi