A few days ago, I watched Rio Adventures online
The story is that a blue macaw, who has been an orphan since childhood, was taken to the car by the hateful poacher and other birds at the bird carnival. Because of the bumps on the way, his box went to the little girl Linda's house. Linda took him into the room and took good care of him. Many years later, he grew up to be a beautiful blue macaw, named Ah Lan, who was an otaku. One day, Tulio, an ornithologist from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 2000 miles away, came to the door. It turned out that there was another female blue macaw in his institute. So Linda and Alan embarked on an adventure trip to Rio de Janeiro
After watching this movie, I suddenly understood something that I have been struggling with. Before, I had been thinking, what is the most important thing about success? Is it a good goal? Is it persistent efforts? Or the perfect plan? Now I finally understand that these are not, the most important thing is to have the courage to overcome the psychological barriers that success must encounter. Alan was afraid of heights when he was about to fly, so he failed every time. Only the kiss when Juno fell into the sea gave him confidence. He finally spread his wings in the fall and learned to fly. This reminds me of one thing: once, I saw the project of "Jumping into the Sky" in the playground, that is, four people sitting in a row of connected seats, the seats were raised, raised and lowered. I had never played this kind of project before. At first, I hesitated. Later, when I saw my cousin and another sister walked towards this project without hesitation, My pride tells me: How can I be looked down upon by two girls? So, I bravely sat on the machine. Up and down the machine, my heart sometimes flew to the peak, sometimes fell into the abyss. Finally, I sat on the machine for the first time in my life. So, the most important thing for success is the confidence to break through the psychological barrier.
The most important thing for success is the confidence to break through that psychological barrier. I finally understand this.