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Once you decide to start, you go all out, showing extremely high efficiency in a short time. This intermittent bursting is actually your inability to bear the toll of sustained, steady output; you fear the boring marathon will wear down your willpower, so you always use a "sprint" stance to avoid endurance battles that require patient accumulation. But many great achievements require the precipitation of time. Try slowing down and advancing your work at a steadier pace; you'll find that consistent, long-term persistence is equally powerful.
💡 Did you know?
Neuroscience research found that the brains of 'high-intensity burst workers' secrete twice the norepinephrine of sustained workers during sprint phases, significantly improving decision speed and depth of focus — but with diminishing returns after 90 minutes.
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