Top 10 New Year's Questions for 2021

Top 10 New Year's Questions for 2021

Finally, I've written summaries of TED talks over 1,000 and updated them on my blog. Next year, I want to train my speaking skills more and update my videos!

1. What did you learn about yourself from this year 2020?

I've learned that it's important to have the ability to concentrate when I do anything. During coronavirus spreading, I thought I had time to do many things, however, I could do nothing. Just, I saw my smartphone, felt bad, couldn't sleep and it was repeated.  

2. Which relationship meant the most to you this year and why?

Pandemic and digital gadgets taught me that friendship on the surface was not necessary. It’ｓbetter to leave there than to have conversations. 

relationship /noun/ connection, relatedness

3. What was one of the biggest challenges you faced this year and how did you handle it?

The biggest challenge that I could do last year, it's to get up early and to study English every morning before I starting work, couldn't do it completely this year because of coronavirus. I couldn't sleep well every day, it led to getting up late and I felt bad always. 

Furthermore, The one more biggest challenge that l faced is that no one tries buying our company products because of coronavirus. People couldn't travel, enjoy shopping too, and we've not handled it yet. Our company has to serve something that people can enjoy and hold on to during even coronavirus.

4. What was one of your proudest moments from this year and why?

My proudest moment from this year is, of course,  that l got received a birthday cake from THE PHILIPPINES!! The way was going beyond my imagination, I didn't know, couldn't think, and my colleagues couldn't also think about it. Just, an Uber delivered it to me, though, the call was from the Philippines. "This is global or worldwide, the world is becoming flat and near, and it was amazing and great,  said my colleagues who didn't like to study English. 

5. What was one of the most meaningful compliments you received this year?  Why was it so meaningful to you?

I give a great compliment to myself. It was great to be able to continue studying English this year.

6. What did you do for fun this year? What was one of your favorite memories?

This year, there was no fun thing because of COVID-19. Just, I walked every day around near my house during avoiding people while wearing a mask. It's because I felt a lack of exercise. 

7. If you could change one thing from this year, what would you change and why?

In fact, I started to go to the training gym and have a dance lesson! It's because I felt a lack of exercise. I've already changed and started them. 

8. What was the most meaningful thing someone did for you this year?

Although my English progress is very slow, many teachers teach me English. 

9. If you were to brag about one of your accomplishments from this year, which one would it be and why?

I decided to have time not to see and use my smartphone a lot. 

It's called "Digital Dansyri" which is a Japanese word to describe letting go. It teaches you not only how to let go of physical and mental clutter but also helps you free from stress and purify your mind. It's also minimalism and simple living. 

brag / big talk, tall tale

10. Given all your experiences, insights, and lessons learned from 2020, what's the best advice you could give yourself for 2021?

I think that we can't go back, can't return a former condition, it's severe and you might lose your hope, however, it's more severe to think that you can return and you couldn't do anything. This is the time when I can prepare many things.