Psychological test questions to test how you can improve your execution ability

Most people have this problem: you think too much and do too little. I want a lot and I know what I should do, but I just can’t take action to achieve my goals. Have you ever made plans for yourself but never really carried them out? How can you improve your execution ability? ?

Test Start

Question: Who do you think has the best martial arts skills in the picture below? Please make your choice based on your intuition.

A. 1

B. 2

C. 3

D. 4

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See below for the answer

A. Change your attitude

Without changing your attitude, your execution cannot be improved. Before you start making a plan, think clearly about who the plan is for, why it is for, and what you will gain by implementing the plan. And are the benefits you can get from it what you really need? Only by intensifying the desire to achieve your goals can you truly change your attitude. If you just want to perfunctorily please others, or even perfunctorily please yourself, your execution ability will still remain at a very weak level.

B. Narrow down your goals

Perhaps the goal you set is too long-term, too ambitious, and you have always thought that this goal is difficult to achieve. The difficulty of achieving the goal scares you, and you have no strength to urge yourself to perform the task. Or you think that the goal is so big that there is no difference between starting today and tomorrow, so you procrastinate. Try to narrow your goals and set some small goals that are easier to achieve, and your execution may be improved.

C. Repeated reminder

I know clearly what I should do, but I just refuse to do it, and even allow myself to waste time. If you want to improve your execution, you should repeatedly remind yourself what you should do. For example, when you are going to bed, tell yourself not to look at your phone and to sleep. When you are about to start working, tell yourself not to watch TV series and to do things. By repeatedly peeling off these prompts and clarifying your purpose, your execution ability may be improved.

D.Continuous follow-up

Doing things intermittently will lead to your lack of execution. If you can continue to follow up on a task, do not give yourself too long a break in the middle, and complete the task in one go, you will show stronger execution. If you always find excuses to be lazy and divide a task into many steps to complete, you will become more and more lacking in execution. To prolong the momentum you have when you first start taking action, don't give yourself so many reasons to procrastinate.