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"This too shall pass."

Meanwhile, instead of waiting for it to pass in anger, fear or anxiousness. Enjoy this opportunity of being alone aka 'social distancing'. People of today have so much to do all the time - constantly rushing from one place to another. Work, gym, dinner parties, drink parties, perhaps more work at home.

It's important to spend time to self-reflect, read, rest, daze, daydream! It is scientifically proven that Boredom sparks Creativity; Boredom enable creativity and problem-solving by allowing the mind to wander and daydream.

This picture is a good example of how Boredom has sparked Creativity! Haha

Keep positive and stay positive peeps! The last thing we all need now is to invite more negative energy into our lives. Keep raising your vibrations to attract good energy. Gratitude is the highest vibration. And the more you appreciate, the more life gives you to appreciate!

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#PARAPHRASING CHỦ ĐỀ EDUCATION
• university graduates = people who graduate from university = people graduating from university = people with a university qualification: những người tốt nghiệp đại học
• academic qualifications = degrees: bằng cấp học thuật
• university education = tertiary education = third-level education: giáo dục đại học
• concentrate on … = focus on …: tập trung vào …
• get higher grades = achieve better academic results: có được kết quả cao hơn
• core subjects = important subjects = main subjects: các môn học nòng cốt
• online courses = distance learning programmes = internet-based learning: các khóa học online/ việc học từ xa
• go to college or university = continue (their) studies: tiếp tục con đường học vấn bậc đại học
• have access to more and better job opportunities = have more opportunities to get a well-paid job: có cơ hội việc làm tốt hơn
• study abroad = study overseas = study in a foreign country: đi du học
• learn problem-solving skills = learn how to deal with difficult situations more effectively: học được kỹ năng giải quyết vấn đề
• creativity = creative thinking: sự sáng tạo
• take part in = participate in: tham gia vào …
• curriculum = learning programmes: chương trình học
• many subjects = a wide range of subjects: nhiều môn học
• to be better prepared for their future career = facilitate their future career preparation: chuẩn bị tốt hơn cho sự nghiệp tương lai
• learn important skills = develop essential skills: học được những kỹ năng quan trọng
• should have the right to … = should be allowed to … = should have the freedom to …: nên có quyền làm gì
• feel bored and stressed = suffer from boredom and stress: cảm thấy chán nản và căng thẳng
• tuition fees = education costs: học phí
• to be free = to be free of charge = to be provided for free: miễn phí
• spend a larger amount of time on …. = devote more time to …: dành nhiều thời gian hơn vào …
• subjects related to science = science-based subjects: những môn học liên quan đến khoa học
• students entering university = undergraduates: những sinh viên đại học
• take a year off between school and university = take a gap year before entering tertiary education = spend a year working or travelling before going to university: dành 1 năm để đi làm hay du lịch trước khi học đại học

👉👉👉EXAMPLE
🔖VÍ DỤ 1:
Some people think that it is better to educate boys and girls in separate schools.

▪️Some people think --> It is thought that
▪️it is better to --> it is more beneficial to
▪️educate boys and girls in separate schools --> send boys and girls to single-sex schools

--> It is thought that it is more beneficial to send boys and girls to single-sex schools

🔖VÍ DỤ 2:
Others, however, believe that boys and girls benefit more from attending mixed schools.

▪️Others, however, believe that --> Other people, however, argue that
▪️boys and girls benefit more --> they gain more benefits
▪️from attending mixed schools --> by entering mixed-gender schools.

--> Other people, however, argue that they gain more benefits by entering mixed-gender schools.

🔖VÍ DỤ 3:
Some people think that all university students should study whatever they like.

▪️Some people think that paraphrase thành It is thought that// It is argued that// It is believed that
▪️all university students paraphrase thành all students entering university// all students entering tertiary education// all students entering third-level education
▪️should study whatever they like paraphrase thành should study whatever that they have an interest in// should choose the courses that they have a passion for

--> It is argued that all students entering university should choose the courses that they have an interest in.
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[Jeff Bezos Is Secretly Kind of Dumb, And Other Surprising Truths About Smart Founders]

Founders eventually realize that it's really counterproductive to generate completely brand new thinking to new problems, according to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. To do otherwise is really stupid.

This sounds counterintuitive in describing the startup approach of one of the world's most successful entrepreneurs, so I'll explain.

For Bezos, being a successful entrepreneur is not about solving each specific problem in a specifically unique way.

That's way too narrow-minded. That is, as the cliche states, reinventing the wheel.

It takes a lot of energy.

Success in startup problem-solving is more about being efficient with your learning, and building maps and templates by gaining as much experience as possible, in many categories.

This founder advantage will enable a founder to implement a pattern-matching mentality to constant challenges in business and life.

Bezos figured this out when he was in university, when he realized how much he sucked at math.

Encountering a really difficult problem in university led him, out of frustration, to seek the help of another student who was much better than him and his roommate at math.

What he learned was that maybe you don't have to be good at math to solve a math problem. You have to be good at recognizing and creating solutions.

Founders can attempt this approach.

Begin to ask, "Should I look at each problem as a unique problem that has never been solved before? Or... should I develop a better way to solve ANY problems?"

Like Bezos, you too can be a great founder. Try the following:

1. Seek the help of someone who knows more and see things differently -- partner with them, soak up how they see the world; get good at thinking in their shoes, learn how they do it. Apply these lessons and attack the problem with a new angle.

2. Get good at building up a mental catalog of models, or maps, of problem-solving -- develop a series of lenses for your thinking. This way you can approach each new experience with a range of experiences in the past that suggest a pattern of logic that characterizes all problems.

This opens the mind to approaches and focuses on solution creation, rather than trying to beating the problem into submission. This often happens when we use a tool so much that we only know how to use that tool. Eventually, the tool becomes very blunt and useless.

3. Realize that what works in one subject may not always be the solution you need. You may have to use something that comes from a similar experience in some other area. Founders are always telling us about how in AI, for example, they used a business or sales solution that comes from the hospitality industry, or sports. It really clears out the muddle.

If you are a founder in Southeast Asia and Taiwan working on something challenging and new...

Twice a year, we offer an ability to work with over 1,100 founders from many generations of startup creation in Greater Southeast Asia in dozens of startup categories.

You can get information about our portfolio, our classes, and our approach at our website, https://appworks.tw/accelerator

Currently, we seek applications in AI and Blockchain, and founders who are thinking way out into the future, and who are focused on learning constantly.

It also so happens to be a fact that over 65% of our graduating founders come from around the southeast Asia region. So, don't think that Taiwan is too far afield from a region that is dominating in startup growth. It's just not true.

As a community, our founders tend to put their entire focus on constantly getting smarter and helping others get smarter in a huge region of the world.

We encourage you to come and join them soon.

You can read the Bezos article here:

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/07/amazon-ceo-jeff-bezos-aha-moment-that-changed-his-life.html

Doug Crets
Communications Master, AppWorks

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