The reason many people don't do the second priority things that are important is because they aren't urgent.
So how do you make second-priority tasks as urgent and important as first-priority ones? You just have to somehow carve out an hour a day and do it first.
By setting deadlines and imposing penalties for failure to meet them, you can more effectively make secondary tasks feel like primary tasks.
--- From "Your life will change if you do urgent but important things"

The dictionary definition of procrastination is “the act of delaying something even though you know it will be harmful.”
If you have a habit of procrastinating for three hours when doing something, and you keep doing it for a year, you've postponed what you planned for 45 days.
And if you repeat this for 10 years, you've wasted 64 weeks, or about 1 year and 2 weeks.
And once this time has passed, it cannot be returned.
But when learning any new skill, your progress doesn't come slowly and proportionally to the time and effort you invest.
Over time, something called the 'snowball effect' occurs, where you get better and better at something as if you suddenly gain momentum.
In other words, if you don't put it off and start consistently, you will gain momentum at some point and be able to easily master a certain field.
--- From "If you break the habit of procrastination, you can do what you want to do"

Successful people have a habit of analyzing situations as coolly as possible, rather than reacting emotionally or negatively to whatever happens.
Before reacting to something that has already happened, we first fact-check to find a solution.
You've probably heard many times that knowing who you are is crucial to success.
While you can learn about yourself through experience and experimentation, one quick way to get to know yourself is to consult scholars who have studied how people generally react in certain situations.
--- From "I Failed Because of My Confidence"

If you look at YouTube these days, most of the content is about promoting one's social status and wealth as if there is something there, and it's trying to attract clicks, but the actual content is often different.
The flip side of this is that everyone is doing it and we believe it will continue to be the latest trend.
Also, this is because they believe that YouTube viewers are low-level and that they can be fooled if they are fooled.
And when someone raises a voice that can awaken the public, they secretly try to extinguish it because it doesn't fit the trend they're talking about or doesn't fit their strategy.

--- From "The Mentor Is Within Me"