I have always been conjecturing: Will I distinguish myself if only I take pains? And with this question I have procrastinated with no advance. By the words that my friend says: You are the giant of dreaming but the dwarf of action. My confidence has been deficient, not only because I am no excellent, but also I am not sufficient in solid work.

I used to not understand the fact that by only thinking it cannot make changes. For too much of the time I have always been scheming for a future, while I see the fantasy after tens of years I am only placed at the foremost moment. Rome was not built in one day—this is a saying almost out of date but holds true to me so much. Rome was not built by only project plans, but sweat and toils of persistence.

Therefore, I would tell myself that if I really want to acquire the eventual confidence, I should make enduring effort instead of conceiving ideas. Ideas are easily changed, but actions can be accumulated. To achieve most accumulation, I just discipline the former.