When do you learn something
When do you learn something, do you want to learn a lot in a short time and then forget or instill in yourself this beautiful knowledge? I want to learn a lot in a short time but instill in myself this knowledge. I need gumption and tenacity. But I also know I need to learn information relevant to my life so I give my brain something to latch onto. Otherwise, I will forget before long.
I want to mow all the things I want to learn down to change the status quo of my career. When I have all critical skills comprised leadership skill, communication skill, marketing skill,... I have the perk of being successful.
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When do you learn something
When do you learn something, do you want to learn a lot in a short time and but then forget, or are you able instill in yourself [1] this beautiful knowledge? I want to learn a lot in a short time but and also instill in myself this knowledge. I need gumption and tenacity. But I also know I need to learn information relevant to my life so that I can give my brain something to latch onto [2]. Otherwise, I will forget before long.I want to mow all the things I want to learn down to change the status quo of my career.[3] When I have all the critical skills comprised necessary for leadership skill, communication skill, and marketing skill,... I will have the perk of being ingredients to successful.
[1] Other ways to say "install in yourself" might be "absorb" or "retain."
[2] "... give my brain something to latch onto" doesn't sound idiomatic to me. Perhaps something like: "... build my life on a solid foundation."
[3] Not sure what you want to say in this sentence. Do you mean something like: "I want to identify and learn those things that can enhance my career"?
Comment: An inspiring statement!
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When do you learn something? Do you want to learn a lot in a short time and then forget or instill in yourself this beautiful knowledge? I want to learn a lot in a short time but instill in myself this knowledge. I need gumption and tenacity, but I also know I need to learn information relevant to my life so I give my brain something to latch onto. Otherwise, I will forget before long. I want to mow all the things I want to learn down to change the position status quo of my career. When I have all critical skills comprised of leadership skill, communication skill, and marketing skill,... I have the skills to become of being successful.
Status quo is not quite right for this situation we usually refer to that if you want to talk about or change a political or social norm in society.
Great work! :)
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"I want to mow down all the things...".
You can't separate "mow" and "down".
However, I don't think that's what you mean, because that means to "cut them down", but not using them, like mowing grass. As in, "I want to mow down everything that's in my way, so that I can do what I want."
Strangely, however, you could use "harvest" or "reap" (reap the benefits) instead of "mow down". Then you are getting everything you need out of what you have harvested.
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hi hry
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