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Courage and Resolve

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Stay pledged to doing what you love. Avoid getting stuck over a meaningless routine. Ensure your actions are conscious and intentional.

Work to find your Achilles heel – the specific aspect of the music that needs problem solving – Roberto Diaz, star violinist.

Also by the author in the “enjoyable learning” series:

One-One Online Guitar Lessons powered by Google Cloud

Learn to solve a Rubik’s Cube

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Courage and Resolve

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Focusing on simple goals will help you achieve more difficult ones. Remember that effort is of great worth than “inborn” natural aptitude or skill.

A perceived “lack of inborn talent” can be over powered with effort – and yes, it is built over time.

Also by the author in the “enjoyable learning” series:

One-One Online Guitar Lessons powered by Google Cloud

Learn to solve a Rubik’s Cube

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Personal Growth

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Be willing to take calculated risks. Decide before you have all the information in hand. Make a trade-off. You may loose your chance of a potential multifold gain.

If you stick to your comfort zone, it’s detrimental over time.

Also by the author in the “enjoyable learning” series:

One-One Online Guitar Lessons powered by Google Cloud

Learn to solve a Rubik’s Cube 

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Personal Growth

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Be patient and invest in yourself. It takes time, growth is organic. It’s like it’s on a fixed scale moving inch by inch over time.

Have a fixed plan and be methodical in your approach. Else, you’ll have to start from the ground up very often.

Also by the author in the “enjoyable learning” series:

One-One Online Guitar Lessons powered by Google Cloud

Learn to solve a Rubik’s Cube 

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Personal Growth

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Search for, and network with people who are already doing what you love to do. It’s much easier in today’s connected world.

If you love an article and it’s close to what you want to do in life, send the author a LinkedIn request to connect. Overtime as you try to grow your network, you’ll see what other accomplished, in your field are doing and can learn from them.

Also by the author in the “enjoyable learning” series:

One-One Online Guitar Lessons powered by Google Cloud

Learn to solve a Rubik’s Cube 

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Digital art by Vimal Octavius PJ is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License

Persistence

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Be mindful of the steps you plan to take to reach your goals. The more firm they are with nothing abstract about it, the better are the chances you’ll get there sooner.

It’s like having a map in your hands that tells you exactly what turns to take to reach a destination vs having a vague idea of where it is and driving around.

Also by the author in the “enjoyable learning” series:

One-One Online Guitar Lessons powered by Google Cloud

Learn to solve a Rubik’s Cube 

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Digital art by Vimal Octavius PJ is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License

Persistence

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If we re-imagine our goals to be something more closely connected to our individual circumstances and present times, we’ll definitely be more likely to continue to pursue them.

Imagine a “you” on how you’ll look and be, when you’re sixty five years old – in as many details as possible for just 3 minutes every day.

You’ll soon begin to see the importance of saving regularly, following your passion, eating healthy and being a better person.

You can try to come up with creative ways to apply the same thought of making things personally important and you will continue the course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition.

Also by the author in the “enjoyable learning” series:

One-One Online Guitar Lessons powered by Google Cloud

Learn to solve a Rubik’s Cube

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Digital art by Vimal Octavius PJ is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Learning

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Building a solid foundation may take time, but surely will be more rewarding.

Approach the difficult path of slow learning willingly and enthusiastically. Enjoy the process and the beautiful nuances of the subject. If you start driving your car around before you’re ready, you’ll get a dent and be discouraged to drive again.

Learning

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How do you make any line you draw look smaller? Draw a bigger one beside it.

Learn something harder than what you want to learn (In and around the same subject or context). And come back to what you want to learn – it’ll actually seem easy.

If you learn to solve a 3*3 Rubik’s Cube, a 2*2 will look much easier.