Hello. I'm Tenmei Watanabe from Seito Medical School Clear File. This time, I'm writing an article about how to use time, which is called Medical School Rewrite.
What do you think when you watch TV? If you turn on the TV, it will be background music and you won't feel lonely even if you are alone in your room. I went out of my way to buy some expensive alcohol today to watch that drama. When it comes to watching TV, I think everyone is different.
However, you should be careful about watching TV because you have too much free time. If you just watch TV mindlessly, you risk wasting precious time of your life.
As with anything, it's important to have a purpose. For example, if you make a to-do list or schedule, you will naturally see your purpose. For those of you who lead a tight life, there are probably some who are so busy with work that they don't have time to watch TV when they get home.
I generally don't watch TV, but when I do watch TV, if I think about what purpose and why I'm watching the show, time regains its effectiveness. Television, which was just entertainment, turned into a valuable teaching material.
If you watch foreign movies, not just those on TV, that are made at exorbitant production costs in an attempt to learn something, you can focus your mind from a vague state of mind on what you want to achieve.
Time in everyone's life passes in the same way. However, the perceived flow of time probably differs from person to person. Just when I thought the year had begun, it was already the end of the year. As we grow older, the years become shorter.
Such people may not value their time. When I was young, a year seemed like an eternity. I also feel like the time was unusually long when I was a student, but it's strange that a year feels even longer now.
A day is just a moment, but when I look at it as a week, a month, or a year, my year is so full of events that I can't even remember what I was doing at the time. The secret is to immerse yourself in something. Anything is fine. If it's something you like, you won't have any trouble working on it all day, and if you get results, you'll feel a sense of accomplishment. In my case, it's studying, research, and blogging.
I like self-help books, and there was a line in one that said that happiness in life is a sense of fulfillment. If you fill each day with things you like, the feeling of each day will be momentary because you are focused, but when you look back on it a month later, it will feel like it was a long time ago.
Of course, one month or one year ago was a long time ago, but there is no need to look back on the past; just look back for a moment and think, ``When was that?'' and then you can go back to doing something that you can immerse yourself in.
Of course, some people are busy with work and don't have time for hobbies. In that case, you can make your current job your hobby and compete against your achievements like a game. Since it's a game, you can make a lot of progress depending on your ingenuity, and it won't be a pain to work on it for a long time if you really like it. Then, you can continue to improve your skills by obtaining qualifications or changing jobs.
Doing the same things over and over every day is boring and time passes by in the blink of an eye. Strangely enough, there are many people who don't lose their childlike spirit or beginner's mindset even as they get older. These people see everything as playful, and complete tasks one after another just like a child playing a game.
Until 2024, I felt like my sense of time was getting longer every year. The unit of a year felt longer and longer. But why? Since the beginning of this year, I have been sleeping longer. Maybe it was a time to recharge my energy, but up until this day in May, four months have flown by in a flash. Of course, even now, it seems so long ago that I can't remember what it was like four months ago. However, compared to how I've felt up until now, it still feels shorter.
Humans degenerate when they go on the defensive. I may have been on the defensive until this time this year. Because of this, I had few opportunities to try new things, slept longer, and felt like I had less time. It is precisely because we get older that we take on new challenges. If you have experienced the succession of firsts you experienced in your youth even after middle age, I encourage you to continue taking on new challenges.
If you keep immersing yourself in what you like for as long as possible, you will be able to perform amazingly after a long time. People will look at someone who is amazing and say, "That guy was crazy from the beginning. He's talented." However, those who have always seen this amazing person nearby will probably think that his ability is commensurate. This is because ability lies beyond the continuum.
If you keep going for a long time, you will get faster and faster, and be able to accomplish things efficiently in a short amount of time. So instead of slowing down, you should go beyond your limits and aim for the next step, and keep going faster and faster.
Finding something you can immerse yourself in and spending your time doing it as if it were a game will lead to a fulfilling life, in other words, a sense of accomplishment and a happy time. TV is great, but think before you lie down and nibble on rice crackers.
"Is it really okay to watch TV? Is this the life I want?" That's all. Thank you for listening. I hope you have a good day tomorrow. Bye.
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