That's small step for a man, a giant leap for whole deal!

I've got simple idea: when you try to be good in some area (science, languages, etc), you should make steps. Steps are a practical thing, but dreams are not. I have an example.

This example is about the famous Russian esperantist -let's call him Aleksey. He was the great one in Esperanto. He wrote articles, even big essays in Esperanto. He had a correspondences with many other esperantists. But when he met somebody he couldn't speak in Esperanto. He just couldn't do it fluently. He had to search right words into his mind and after that, speak it.

That's why I think that I have to do small practice steps. It may be very small, very ridicuolus steps, but every small step makes you closer to your goal. And after every small step you will do your next steps more confidently and it is likely they will be more complex steps.

[Good work and a good message.  In the last sentence, 'they' refers back to 'your next steps', which is plural, and therefore requires 'they', rather than 'it'.]

That's a small step for a man, a giant leap for the whole deal!

I got simple thing: when you try to be good in some area (science, languages, etc) you should make steps. Steps are practical things but dreams are not. I have an example.

The example is about a famous Russian esperantist, let's call him Aleksey. He was the great one in Esperanto. He wrote articles, even big essays in Esperanto. He had a correspondences with many other esperantists. But when he met somebody he couldn't speak in Esperanto. He just couldn't do it fluently. He had to search for the right words in his mind and afterward speak it.

That's why I think that I have to do small practice steps. It They may be very small, very ridicuolus steps, but every small step makes you closer to your goal. And after every small step you will do your next steps more confidently and likely they will be more complex steps.