In fact, my whole second book is about that. The focus is on how to prepare ahead of time. How to choose a team. How to act in certain situations. However, the story includes several pages detailing Prince Till's victory in a duel for Princess Nessia. At first glance, it looks like an ordinary fairy tale about a prince and a princess. But if a person can not only read but also understand and assimilate what is written, He can learn from Prince Till's actions. While everyone else is focused on showing off their skills to others and constantly staring at the princess,. They lose concentration. They forget the main task. Prince Till solely concentrates on the challenges at hand. This applies with full force in our daily life. Many people are interested in what others think about his photos on social networks. How many people will like them? What blouse to buy to look good. Where is the best place to take a photo that will grab others' attention? He concentrates on the admiration he receives from others. It doesn't matter if he will do something stupid or dangerous for him. Could these photos eventually have a negative impact on him? Getting more likes is the priority. Goals are in the background. Therefore, it takes much longer to achieve them. If it reaches them at all. I soon discovered that Bill Gates was unhappy with the Internet. I have no idea exactly, but the internet is at least 70% full of nonsense. I looked at the latest study. The Program for International Student Assessment is a test that assesses the functional literacy of students in different countries around the world and their ability to apply knowledge in practice. The results are definitely getting worse. It's because of social media. Yes, I believe that the educational system is already outdated for the time. Indeed, we should optimize it. People should not focus solely on their social media goals. There is nothing rosy in our future.
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