Get up early and finish early or get up late and finish late?

I highly prefer getting up early in the morning, and starting with the day’s work. My alarm clock rings every day, except for Sunday, at 5:20 am for the following reasons:

First, at 5:20 am I’m the only person awake, which allows me to focus on my top-priority tasks. If nobody is awake, no one can disturb or distract you. At this time you can be sure to hear no disturbing (distracting?) noise (sound) at all.

Second, I have a lot of concentration and willpower, which decrease (fade) during the day. In fact, both get reduced by every decision made during the (correct, but awkward) day. Therefore, you will be very productive if you get up early and focus on your most important projects.

Another reason to get up early in the morning is the brain receptivity in the morning. In my experience, if I try to learn at 8 pm or later, I remember only a little bit of the information the next day. However, if I’m learning something by heart early in the morning, I’m able to memorize much more.

Finally, if your day starts early (correct but awkward), you will be able to finish earlier, and therefore can enjoy the evening with your friends and family. If you get up late and finish your work late instead of getting up early, you won't be able to enjoy time with your friends and family because most social events take place in the evening. Or have you ever been at a party at 7 am? (haha no, never)

For all the aforementioned reasons, I highly recommend getting up early in the morning to start the day’s work. I know that it's not easy in the beginning, but once you get used to it (and you will), it is great. You should try it too; what can you lose?

Reply

A. There is a question which was not answered clearly in the interview.
Why didn’t I keep learning in school? (or, Why didn't I stay in school?)
1.As you can see(Annex 1),there is no industrial design course(master)
2.We must have waited and taught (educated) ourselves for almost three months after arriving in Germany.  The teacher told us the language class didn’t get ready.This kind of irresponsible thing happened more than once, which makes me lose faith in the school.
3.After a period of study in language class, I tried to apply to other colleges. But I was told that Chinese students like me need A's.
B. Although I have no chance to learn professional courses in Germany, I have tried to take part in the red dot award in 2015. Annex 2 is the email from Red Dot Award Committee.
C. Annex 3 is the email from Bochum University . I can’t open the website.(Annex 4)
Thank you for giving me this opportunity to explain my situation and personal experience.

Born in Islam

Islam is a religion based on receiving a divine message and created by Mohammed as a predictor (prophet?) of the one and only God Allah in the Arabian peninsular's Mecca at A.D 622. It is monothistic like Judaism and Christianity, and all the teachings are based on the Koran.
Every Muslim believes that the Koran, in the beginning of God's word, got across to the humanity through the predictor (prophet?) Mohammed instructed by Allah.
A.D 610, Muhammad received a divine message and started a sermon. Instead of listening carefully to his sermon, people in Mecca persecuted him and a few of his believers.
Hereat Thursday 15th July A.D. 622, Muhammad moved into Medina with his followers, seeking solutions to overcome the propagation (?). This is called the Hegira.
Muhammad established the independent community called the Ummah, which practices Islamic faith based on most of Medina's teachings, and most residents and believer's support it.
In A.D 630, Mohammed ousted the Judaists that lived in Medina and finally conquered the Mecca, reforming many nearby (or neighboring) Arabic countries.

Medina

The second Islamic shrine is Medina in Saudiarabia. This city is about 340km far from Mecca to the north.
In A.D 622 Muhammad moved here from his hometown of Mecca to escape punishment. After that, Medina's society changed to firmly believe Islam.

Islam is widely distributed through America and Europe, as well as Middle Asia, North Africa and Asia. Of those,  North Africa, Middle Asia, and Indonesia, over 69% of total population is Islam.

In 2007, according to the Foreign Policy as diplomatic magazine of America, Islam showed the most rapid rate of increase in the midst of major religious groups.

Red lights

Today I decided to watch another Robert De Niro movie. However, his character is a secondary role, because the end is more than I expected. This movie is a thriller, but was a little boring in one part and I fell sleep. I also had to repeat the last 10 minutes to understand the movie. In hindsight, it is a good movie. It's about a physician that tries to discover the fake psychic. The end will surprise you.

I'm very sad

Today, my mother is studying at Sai Gon. I am very sad because I can't go outside, so I can't play soccer.