Hello. This is Tenmei Watanabe from Seito Medical School. I have a lot of opinions about note-taking. Note-taking is the most powerful tool for finding material. When I think of something, I also try to take notes as quietly and quickly as possible. At the beginning of every year, I buy a diary and write things down in it.
When it comes to note-taking, some people say, ``I don't take notes because I can remember without taking notes.'' No, it's fine. Whether you take notes or not is up to you. However, when you take notes and read them again a year later, the memories of that time come back to you, along with the lessons written in the notes.
Emotional. This is emo. I don't know if this part can be translated into English well (lol). However, when I say that it is translatable when translated into English using Google Translate, is it good? I would like to put the ease of translation on the back burner. In today's near future, where translation technology has advanced, note-taking is still a ritual for working adults. It's so emotional.
So, without further ado, I would like to show you my memo pad from this past week. 3/11 (Monday). 13 years have passed since the Great East Japan Earthquake. I was a college student at the time, and although it wasn't as bad as the coronavirus, I remember society falling into chaos. 13 years have passed since then. In my diary, I have reservations for interviews with companies. 14:30 - Interview.
Next is Wednesday, March 13th. I was reading online news and saw a recommended book, so I made a note of it. Chikuma Bunko's three books: ``How to make a soft head,'' ``The study of forgetting,'' and ``The art of life.'' I decided to buy ``How to make a soft head'' and checked it. Also, if I have a chance to go to a bookstore, I will look into it.
3/14 (Thu). This memo is an attempt to establish a new genre of writing summary articles that summarize recommended articles written in the past. In fact, I posted it as a summary article a few days ago.
Other than that, I'm trying to do a^3+b^3+c^3=p, and I'm searching for ways to set up calls without a SIM, that is, to make calls and send emails only using pocket wifi without signing a contract with a mobile company. I'm making a note to take a look.
I think it would be a good idea to write an article about this topic of making your smartphone work using only the internet. stay tuned.
Finally, about being smart. Students these days probably think that being smart means having a good memory. As a result, they can handle paper tests easily and seem to think that getting a good score on a test is a smart thing to do.
However, when you start working in society, you will realize that while memory is important, other aspects of intelligence are required. It could be intelligence, creativity, or dexterity. I was wondering if I could write an article about it.
3/15 (Fri). We produce a large number of rewritten articles on our blog, and although it is okay to post rewritten articles relatively slowly, there is an ironclad rule that you can only rewrite once.
The other thing is regarding employment for high school and university students, I think it is a good idea to take a qualification exam and get a job with that qualification. In fact, even if you graduate from the University of Tokyo, you may be on a career path, but your starting salary is only 200,000 yen.
On the other hand, if you qualify, you can earn a starting salary of 7 million yen per year. It is more cost-effective to obtain a certification such as a certified public accountant than a university degree. I thought I'd write an article about it.
3/16 (Sat) and 3/17 (Sun) are blank.
The weekly summary contains the account name and password for the site where you can view past questions of the qualification. I would like to do my best so that I can obtain the qualification in two or three years.
that's all. how is it. Isn't it meaningful to take notes? I also feel more stable when I write while looking at my notes. I can write three or four new articles just from the past week's notes.
First, I wrote a story about someone who doesn't take notes. In other words, you can remember things without taking notes. I think that's a valid value system. I will never deny it. However, if you are taking notes to record your ideas, then you should never underestimate taking notes.
The act of note-taking is more than just a way to remember something important, it is a creative act that goes one step further. Once you realize this, you will feel less reluctant to take notes.
If you think of note-taking as something for yourself, it will no longer be a chore. At the beginning of the year, buy a small notepad and start writing in it. After a year, you'll feel like all your note-taking efforts were worth it. That's why we were talking about note-taking. that's all. Let's meet again! See you soon.
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