Ken’s blog

1. How did the talk affect you? A: I believe that most of people don't know what they want. In Taiwan, we go to college because society want us to. Half of college student have no idea what to do in the future even they are going to be graduated. To realize what you want and chase it, that is the thing that the talk told me. 2. How does this talk catch the listeners’ attention (or does it all)? A: Because Steve speaks as a normal people rather than a speaker. Sometimes a suggestion from our friends is more effective than teachers'.  3. Has the talk changed your mind about something? If so, explain how. A: Actually my teacher had told me before. He changed my opinion of life. I used to think that I can be a stock security in the future because that is my major in college, but that is not the thing I love, I have no passion on it. 4. Has the talk left you with any questions? A: No 5.Does the talk relate to anything from your past life experiences? A: As I mentioned in Question 3,

1. Do you procrastinate sometimes? Answer: Be honestly, not sometimes, always. 2. What are some of the things you procrastinate on? Answer: As I mention about, I believe that some people had a dream like to be a rock star, not me but I want to be a musician or composer. It takes a lot of time to practice and learning theory, and I always procrastinate on these. 3. What are some reasons for procrastination? Answer: I think is because sometimes I'm just too tired, or just too lazy to do those stuff. You know, the process is painful, sometimes I just don't want to face it. 4. What are some strategies you can use to combat your procrastination? Answer: Actually I have no idea. But I figured out that it will be more efficient if I practicing and learning before I go to school or go to work. Maybe I will be working the night shift.