Can't make a schedule? It is important to read the instructions before actually playing.

This is Nada from Seito Medical School. I guess it would be better to call myself a working student. Students have their own study to do. This report is the second edition of my notes for November 27th (Monday). I think I wrote the first article for November 27th in my previous article. From now on, I would like to post a daily schedule.

11/27 (Monday) Schedule

11:00 - Shopping

12:00 - Nap

13:00 - Reading, Books I bought

19:00 - Dinner

20:00 - Study

04:00 - Sleep

11:00 - Wake up

By the way, the schedule is made before the event begins, so what we actually did is a secret. You must have had a day that approximated your schedule.

Speaking of schedules, there is a saying that says, "Don't make a schedule. It will become too tight and you will get exhausted." Even with the above schedule, I will be studying for a total of 14 hours. That's not realistic (lol). I would like to post all about this schedule on Seito Shijuku in the near future. In conclusion, for me it would have been better not to have made a schedule. It's good to say, ``Do what you want, when you want, and as much as you want.''

I also want to study for qualifications. There was a time when I wanted to study bookkeeping, but now I want to become an administrative scrivener or even a judicial scrivener. Maybe it's best if you can get both.

Working as a salaried worker may guarantee a stable income, but most of all, it leaves me with no dreams. Even the president of a listed company earns about 100 million yen a year, and of course it's different for foreign-affiliated companies, but I find it hard to accept that someone who rises to the top of a Japanese company earns 100 million yen a year. I also think that being a blogger or starting a business suits me better than being a working adult. I've studied quite a bit, and I'm well aware that I still have a lot to learn.

In the book I read yesterday, there was a story about a person who succeeded after being asked by a superior who took action after being asked how long he had to study, and it said that just studying is not enough, you can only achieve success by taking action. This made me realize that. I may be a serious guy who never forgets to study, but if you really have a little courage to take action, like go explore a cave, you can do it. .

I also have a heavy back, so it's hard for me to take action, but when I tried to move when I really needed to, I was surprised at how much the results changed. It's good to act, but I don't think it's good to act without thinking. However, after reading the instructions, I realized that it is important to actually play the game instead of reading the instructions over and over again.