Fikir Eske Mekabir - Part 1 on ETV

Fikir Eske Mekabir - Part 1 on ETV.

People who don't plan and try and don't analyze why they didn't achieve what they planned

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"When times change, change with you!" As the New Year approaches, it's common to see people making lists of things to add and subtract to their lives.

This, especially in addition to the sense of a new beginning created by the end of the old era, is the way in which the New Year is celebrated by the majority of society, in books and media, so it seems normal to strive to learn from the past and wish for a new one for the future.

Following the change of times, it is natural to look for something new, according to the psychologist David Lake.

Experts say that hearing what others have planned puts a psychological pressure on oneself to desire something new, which has both good and bad sides.

The experts say that the beginning of a new era has brought new opportunities and morale to work, and they are the masses who are stimulated and their energy is renewed.

On the other hand, they state that there are people who do not like it and do things that are not studied because of people's pressure and do not approach me.

They also say that there are those who run away from their friends or places where a new idea is planned because they don't want to think about what they don't plan because they don't want to think about it because they don't have their own convincing idea.

The experts who raise the need to increase the number of attempts to make the plans that are planned every year should realize that those who do not try to plan every year and do not evaluate why they did not achieve what they planned should realize that they are not on a different path than what they planned for, especially to ABC Cyber.

The experts who say that there should be no compulsory planning when the new year comes, pointed out that it is necessary to focus on issues that have not ended in the previous year and need to be strengthened.

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