To do their best, you must first sharpen your tools.

Previously, the notebook had a small problem and had not been repaired. The result is that after work every day, it will take a few minutes to work normally because of poor access to the USB interface.

This results in a waste of work time every day, and affects the mood of one day's work due to the abnormal work of electrical appliances, resulting in frustration; thirdly, frustration affects thinking and reduces work efficiency.

Therefore, I made up my mind and decided to spend a bag of ocean repairs on weekends to solve the problem.

As a result, the problem is solved, and the laptop feels completely different. The mood is completely different from the previous one. It is a pleasure. When you are in a good mood, your mind will have no distractions, and your mind will naturally become more agile.

Sum up an experience to verify the ancients cloud: to do good deeds, you must first sharpen the tool.

 

When you launch a war, first sharpen your weapons, and then the battlefield kills the enemy to make a fatal move, maximizing your own interests and minimizing the damage to the enemy.

The CS battlefield should maintain the external realm of the subject to the troubles, do not let the troubles get entangled in the upper body, use the most favorable weapon, and lead the enemy. This is why the explosion of the head is so excited, and the use of a knife to stab the enemy with a knife will only bring danger and trouble to yourself. This is obviously what abnormal psychology wants to do.

The purpose of a war is to win, not to express your individual abilities. The key to a war is weapons. If you are not afraid of teammates like pigs, you are afraid of weapons like pigs. When you hide a place, aim at the enemy's door with a sniper rifle, and then take a shot, you find that you have played a dumb bullet, which not only exposes your position, but also throws morale.

Once morale is hit, it is like a butterfly effect. It is very likely to reverse the war and decide the success or failure of the war.