Do you have strong willpower?

I love sports such as long-distance running and mountain climbing, but it is not because my natural conditions are suitable for these events, but because these sports can enhance my physical fitness and perseverance.

I believe in the motto of ‘If you don’t do anything, you’ll have to do it well’ and try to do it as much as possible

My attitude towards something mainly depends on the importance of this thing, that is, whether it should be done, not on my interest in this thing, that is, whether I want to do it.

When work and entertainment conflict, even if this kind of entertainment is attractive, I will immediately decide to go to work.

What I have determined to stick to (such as learning a foreign language), no matter what difficulties I encounter (such as busy work), I can persevere and persevere.

I can do an extremely boring job for a long time.

As long as I decide to do one thing, I must do it just by saying that, and never delay until the next day or later.

When things happen, I like to make my own ideas, and of course I can also listen to other people’s suggestions as a reference.

I am not afraid of doing things I have never done before, nor am I afraid of being alone in taking on important tasks. I think this is at least a good opportunity to train myself.

I have always hoped to be a strong and persevering person, and I firmly believe that ‘hard work pays off.’

The plans I set for myself often cannot be completed as scheduled for my own reasons.

I don’t think there is no need to be too serious about everything. If you do it, you will be fine if you do it or not.

Sometimes before going to bed, I swear to start doing something important the next day, but by the next day I lose this motivation.

I often forget my time because I read a funny novel or watch a wonderful TV show.

If I encounter any difficulties in my study and work, the first thing that comes to mind is to ask others if there is any solution.

My hobbies change over time, and my work is often ’looking at the mountain high.'

I like to choose the easy things to do first, and if I can delay the difficulties, I will do it if I really can’t. When I really can’t, I will do it in a few ways, so others are not very relieved to let me do difficult things.

When I encounter complicated situations in my life, I often have trouble making decisions and make up my mind.

I am timid and afraid of things by nature, and I never dare to do things that I don’t have 100% sure of.

I believe in opportunities more. Many facts have proved that the effect of opportunities is much greater than that of individual hard work.