When chatting with friends, I’m often told, “Qiuyue, how do you manage to do so many things!”
And I think to myself, I haven’t even listed everything else I’m doing yet!
But honestly, I don’t feel like my life is all that busy—I’m just doing the things I genuinely enjoy (most of the time): learning languages, reading, working out, creating art, socializing, and playing games.
That said, when I think about it more carefully, there are indeed some personal experiences I can share—things that might help others tap into their potential and explore more of what life has to offer.
00:00 Opening & why this topic was chosen
02:05 How many things I am doing, really?
07:40 Multiple life pillars & maintaining balance
09:18 Boosting energy levels
13:08 Making use of fragmented time & avoiding social media
17:19 External brain systems & integrating language learning into daily life
和朋友聊天时，我常常被评价：秋月，你怎么能做这么多事情的！
我心想：我还没有列出其他我还在做的事情呢！
但我并没有觉得我的生活有多忙，我只是在做自己享受做的事情而已（大多数时候）：学习语言，读书健身，创作艺术，社交和游戏。
但仔细想想，这其中，的确是有一些个人经验可以分享给大家，帮助大家能够充分发挥自己的潜力，尝试更多的事情。
00:00 开场与选题动因
02:05 我到底在做多少事情？
07:40 多重重心与动态平衡
09:18 提高能量水平
13:08 利用碎片时间与远离社交媒体
17:19 外脑系统与语言学习融入生活
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