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    Watching the closing song of Mika Nakashima's 2015 concert, Boku ga Shinou to Omotta no Wa (The Reason Why I Thought I'd Die), right after I watched a memorial review about her, was the most recent moment that has moved me to tears. At first, the song gave me the kind of sorrow you feel when seeing people struggle with depression, or unconsciously asking for help when you know that you are not the one who can really help them get rid of their difficulties. But when Mika Nakashima knelt down to press her hand on the stage monitor speakers to catch the beat in the live performance, then stood up again to sing, I felt tears in my eyes. I was deeply overwhelmed by her persistence and unyielding faith in music. There may have been times in our lives when we were lost and depressed. We may eventually still have to overcome the suffering ourselves. At least we have this song to know that we are never alone. As Mika Nakashima said before the song, I’ll express my deepest feelings through this song. So, please listen to this song till the end. That sounds beautiful, it's amazing how beautiful sad stories can be to us. Very well written, by the way.
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    June 22, 2021
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    Mis padres eron muy estricto cuando era joven. Pero ellos me ensenaron una leccion muy importante: trabajar duro. Mi padre trabaja cada dia de su vida, y solo me aprobada cuando trabajo para muchas horas. Cuando era una nina, no me gusta el trabajo duro, pero ahora yo apreciar mi etica de trabajo.
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    10 Steps to the Personal Development.

    Hello guys, I want to share a bit of my commitment to developing my skills in 10 steps - not a success formula - that can help you in any way to develop any skill.

    **1.** Find a strong emotional reason why you want to learn a new skill.

    **2.** Timebox Schedule regular practice sessions in your calendar and don't miss them no matter what. Start with a 30-day challenge where you practice a skill one hour every day for a month.

    **3.** Have double standards when it comes to skill acquisition. When you're not really talented for at something, see talent as overrated. "The unknown is scary, but it's just unknown!".

    **4.** Have realistic expectations. Beginnings always suck big time and the hardest thing to do is to pass the conscious incompetence stage. But you can master the basics of every skill if you invest around 20 – 50 hours*. Then things get a lot easier, until you reach a plateau.

    **5.** If possible get a mentor or a coach or at least find a few role models you can follow and look up to.

    **6.** Very narrowly define what you want to master**, parse the skill into small manageable chunks (sub-skills), prepare a learning plan for yourself, and go straight to the best resources.

    **7.** Practice at the edge of your abilities. Do spaced repetition. Focus your working memory (or attention) with deliberate practice with zero distractions. Interleave practice. Rest.

    **8.** Build yourself a strong supportive environment (people, habit triggers), apply for practical projects and have many feedback loops. With feedback loops, you will make sure you're not reinforcing wrong execution.

    **9.**Develop highly valuable skills that are in high demand but short supply. Make sure none of your talents go to waste. But if it’s so important to you, it will never be a waste.

    **10.** Finally, enjoy the learning process! [emoji] 

    Excellent topic, good advice, and fantastic writing! Your writing is very close to sounding as though you are a native English speaker. Keep up the good work!





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    November 9, 2018
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