2024-07-12
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I know that socializing is important. I am not very good at it. I have read a lot of books on chatting, communication and socializing, but I have not achieved much. I also know that this is because I have not practiced it deliberately.
This is true, but I was thinking, since I am not good at socializing, and I have read so many books, I know in my heart that socializing is important and I also have the desire to improve my social skills, so why don’t I practice? After thinking about it, I think this is my instinctive resistance. I don’t like socializing because it means sacrificing my time to be with others, and I prefer to be alone. I don’t want to practice socializing either, because I am afraid that after I learn it, the socializing that comes at any time will interrupt my original life at any time.
After finding the reason, I think I should start changing myself from the following aspects.
Use the four-stage model of developing habits to plan your own social journey.
The complete time for habit formation may be more than one and a half years, but I want to spend one month to see how far I can go.
After using this model for analysis, I reflected on myself and found that I am quite strict with myself, so getting through the first step of developing a habit: the abstinence period, is not a problem.
I often get stuck at the second step, the lack of motivation. I personally pay a lot of attention to logic, and it is difficult for me to recognize the value of something from the bottom of my heart. For things that have no value, I will definitely have no motivation to do them. So I have to work hard here.
mutual encouragement.