I've enjoyed learning english with you STOP I've got on like a house in fire STOP Thank you STOP Keep writing and sharing STOP I'll read you NON STOP :)
'I’ve saved some of the best things for later, and later never came' - it's probably one of the most sad things I've ever heard 😪 It's such an unfair! When you have such the precious moments to soak up the best you can from the best teacher!
Regarding the hesitation 'should I give my best right now or postpone for later ')) You know, what is the best quick test I usually like to quizze the people who just came into my life and I want to 'test them'? There is a the common Ukrainian riddle (is it a properword?) - I like to ask them:'If you have a loaf of fresh bread and a loaf of 'yesterday's ' one, and you can't waste them both, which one do you taste first?'
Thank you for a such useful article! It feels like I've been in one of your lessons - so miss them:)
I'm not a designer as you know, but sounds like perfectionism to me 😅 Good enough is quite often better than “perfection”, it's always difficult just to stop and pat yourself on the back 😅
Tal Ben-Shahar - The Pursuit of Perfect - is an amazing book, highly recommend 🙂 sorry for the advice you've never asked 😅
Hi Daniel. By reading your blog I'm getting very warm reminiscences of my studying at your classes in Kyiv :) What a pleasure it was!!!
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I've enjoyed learning english with you STOP I've got on like a house in fire STOP Thank you STOP Keep writing and sharing STOP I'll read you NON STOP :)
'I’ve saved some of the best things for later, and later never came' - it's probably one of the most sad things I've ever heard 😪 It's such an unfair! When you have such the precious moments to soak up the best you can from the best teacher!
Regarding the hesitation 'should I give my best right now or postpone for later ')) You know, what is the best quick test I usually like to quizze the people who just came into my life and I want to 'test them'? There is a the common Ukrainian riddle (is it a properword?) - I like to ask them:'If you have a loaf of fresh bread and a loaf of 'yesterday's ' one, and you can't waste them both, which one do you taste first?'
Thank you for a such useful article! It feels like I've been in one of your lessons - so miss them:)
I'm not a designer as you know, but sounds like perfectionism to me 😅 Good enough is quite often better than “perfection”, it's always difficult just to stop and pat yourself on the back 😅
Tal Ben-Shahar - The Pursuit of Perfect - is an amazing book, highly recommend 🙂 sorry for the advice you've never asked 😅
I am always happy to get book recommendations - thank you, I'll check it out :)