Copy 7 Role Models on Purpose

🧰 Turn ideas into action — The Practical Marketing Playbook: https://aisia0.gumroad.com/l/qlabz Her teacher told her to wait for the next Chinese Olympics. She did the math, got seventy, maybe eighty, and quit one of China's best universities. This is an original animated summary of the ideas in Zhang Meng's "The Life Efficiency Handbook", built from a 2017 interview with the author: the Seven Role Models method, the three-line night plan, the plan-do-review loop, the Pomodoro timer, and ten extra meters. It also asks who should not copy her day. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 - Chapter 1: Seventy, Maybe Eighty 01:21 - Chapter 2: The Parent-Teacher Meeting 02:50 - Chapter 3: Where the Hours Actually Go 04:58 - Chapter 4: Not an Idol 07:34 - Chapter 5: Twenty-One, Then Three 09:08 - Chapter 6: Tonight, Three Lines 11:07 - Chapter 7: The Day You Said You Had 13:10 - Chapter 8: A Tomato and Ten Meters 15:22 - Chapter 9: What You Let In 17:55 - Chapter 10: The Opposite Life 20:21 - Chapter 11: Put It Down If This Is You 22:18 - Chapter 12: Two Minutes Total run time: 23:54. Channel: Written Before (@WrittenBeforeHistory) Note: the book is published in Chinese (2017, Hunan Literature and Art Publishing House); "The Life Efficiency Handbook" is our English rendering of its title, and we know of no official English edition. Source material: a 2017 interview with Zhang Meng about her book. Personal figures and anecdotes are the author's own account unless stated. Historical details (Beijing's 2008 Olympic bid in 2001, the Pomodoro Technique, Peter Drucker's The Effective Executive, John Harvard's bequest) were checked against public sources. Disclaimer: an educational summary, not a substitute for the book and not medical or professional advice.