So, about one month ago I watched the new Mission Impossible movie, Fallout, and (I get a lot of ideas from movies, wow!), for one, it was amazing and second, gave me an idea for this article!
Now, the main point for this movie series was to prove that anything is possible as long as you work as a team and believe in each other (at least that's what I got out of it). Ethan Hunt and his team take on crazy challenges to try to save the world. These missions are deemed, 'impossible', but in the end, nothing is proved to be impossible. Today I would like to share with you what I have learnt from this movie. Something that is very rarely done by me as I take a film's purpose merely for entertainment purposes.
The first point I would like to state is that from all the spy movies and crazy movies that sit in that approximate category, they all have one thing in common. The people that come to stop the main threat, all work as a team and are very trusting of each other. Whether it's because they can not afford to lose any more time, or they just want to save the world and become famous, they have full trust in each other and do not take even a second to hesitate an idea. Though I have already written an article similar to this subtopic, I would like to reiterate this meaning through the example of the Mission Impossible film.
In real-life work situations, we should act as if this is the last hour that you would be with your team. This would ensure that your mindset is always concentrated and fortunate, ultimately accepting every idea that comes your way and seeing the benefit it brings to the team. At the same time spitting out all ideas from your mind. This very quality and spirit are shown during the entire movie, as tension arises, the closer the bond between the comrades. Appreciate your team, because every team and person has their way of showing their area of superiority. We just have to find a way to unlock the potential.
My second point would be their marvellous ability to never take down a challenge. In other words, immense courage. Again, relating to the real world, we all face challenges every day. Whether those challenges are small, like spilling your coffee, or bigger challenges like being bullied. We can all find a way to either, discard those obstacles or find a way to surpass them. I choose to always surpass challenges as it allows me to learn from where I went wrong. From personal experience, I can confidently say that making mistakes during practise runs or tests is much better than making a mistake in the real thing. Though in some rare cases I would disregard those obstacles and move on. When things take up your time and are too expensive (in any way) to carry out, discontinue. All of us often forget that our most valuable resource is time. It can not be bought, it can not be saved, it can not be made. When problems cut into our time we must take a moment to reconsider. Lesson two, over.
My final point that I have is to not take everything over-serious. This may be a bit cliche, but it makes a good point. When completing tasks, we must not take everything so serious. As seen in the movie, they failed to complete one of the tasks but they didn't panic, they just took it calmly and started thinking of other viable solutions. Things will never have a %100 success rate, so we must be ready for the best and the worst. This also links to my other two points. When completing tasks, your best bet would be to first consider the complexity. Whether you'll need teammates or not. Having extra brains and hands is always better. Secondly, to consider if this task or problem is taking too much valuable time. If to a certain degree of your inconvenience, then discard. Third, calm down and take the task as if you were eating ice cream.
Though I must warn you, I do not mean to take things as not important or meaningless when I talk about not taking things too seriously. I truly mean to establish the complexity of the task and to adjust you and your team to it. To a degree of your golden performance, where things are not too spicy and not too sweet.
As humans, we can never expect to be always correct. Even the things we design will always have some sort of loophole in it. 1 + 1 may not equal 2. Eventually, humans and our technology will find an alternative to everything. What I'm really trying to say is that, when we are in trouble, there is always another way. There is always another technique. There is always another person. Just remember these three points and...
Believe and you will Receive!
所以，大约一个月前，我看了新的“碟中谍”电影，“辐射”，（我从电影中得到了很多想法，哇！），其中一个很棒，第二个，给了我一篇关于这篇文章的想法！
现在，这部电影系列的主要观点是证明只要你作为一个团队工作并相互信任，任何事情都是可能的（至少那是我从中得到的）。 Ethan Hunt和他的团队为了拯救世界而采取疯狂的挑战。这些任务被认为是“不可能的”，但最终，没有任何事情被证明是不可能的。今天我想和大家分享一下我从这部电影中学到的东西。这是我很少做的事情，因为我将电影的目的仅仅用于娱乐目的。
我要说的第一点是，所有间谍电影和疯狂电影都属于这个近似类别，它们都有一个共同点。那些来阻止主要威胁的人，都是团队合作，彼此非常信任。无论是因为他们不能再浪费时间，或者他们只是想拯救世界并成名，他们彼此完全信任，甚至不会犹豫不决。虽然我已经写了一篇类似于这个副标题的文章，但我想通过“不可能的任务”电影的例子来重申这个意思。
在现实生活中，我们应该表现得好像这是您与团队的最后一小时。这将确保您的思维方式始终集中和幸运，最终接受您所采取的每一个想法，并看到它给团队带来的好处。同时吐出你脑海中的所有想法。在整部电影中都表现出这种品质和精神，随着紧张的产生，同志之间的联系越紧密。感谢您的团队，因为每个团队和个人都有自己的方式展示自己的优势。我们必须找到一种方法来释放潜力。
我的第二点是他们从不接受挑战的奇妙能力。换句话说，巨大的勇气。同样，关于现实世界，我们每天都面临挑战。这些挑战是否很小，比如洒咖啡，还是被欺负等更大的挑战。我们都可以找到一种方法，既可以放弃这些障碍，也可以找到超越它们的方法。我选择总是超越挑战，因为它让我可以从错误的地方学习。根据个人经验，我可以自信地说，在练习或测试中犯错比在真实中犯错更好。虽然在极少数情况下我会忽视这些障碍并继续前进。当事情占用你的时间并且过于昂贵（以任何方式）执行时，停止。我们所有人经常忘记我们最宝贵的资源是时间。它不能被买，它无法保存，也无法制作。当问题缩短到我们的时间时，我们必须花一点时间重新考虑。第二课，结束。
我的最后一点是不要把一切都过于严肃。这可能有点陈词滥调，但这是一个很好的观点。在完成任务时，我们不能把一切都当回事。正如电影中所见，他们未能完成其中一项任务，但他们没有恐慌，他们只是平静地接受了它，并开始考虑其他可行的解决方案。事情永远不会有100％的成功率，所以我们必须做好最好和最坏的准备。这也链接到我的另外两点。完成任务时，最好的办法是首先考虑复杂性。你是否需要队友。额外的大脑和手总是更好。其次，要考虑这项任务或问题是否花费了太多宝贵的时间。如果给您带来一定程度的不便，请丢弃。第三，冷静下来，就像吃冰淇淋一样。
虽然我必须警告你，但是当我谈到不太认真对待时，我并不是说把事情当作不重要或毫无意义的东西。我的意思是确定任务的复杂性，并调整您和您的团队。在某种程度上你的黄金表现，事情不是太辣和不太甜。
作为人类，我们永远不会期望永远是正确的。即使是我们设计的东西也总会有一些漏洞。 1 + 1可能不等于2.最终，人类和我们的技术将找到一切替代品。我真正想说的是，当我们遇到麻烦时，总会有另一种方式。总有另一种技术。总有另一个人。记住这三点，......
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