Between Yesterday And Tomorrow

Hello everybody and welcome to my Sunday's note. Yes, this it is Sunday and it's the time to make a plans for the next week. It's evening right now and I feel a little bit tired because today I've made done a good job working hardly. The next week I'm going to spend the most part of my time improving my listening and speaking skills, and, of course, learning grammar.
Every day I attempt to memorize about 20 new words. I think that's not so difficult because I have a secret that I discovered and it works very well. I also do plan to start learning several new languages in within a few weeks.
The most difficult part of the learning process, in my opinion, is to overcome the obstacles that everyone has on the road to the great results.
Oh! That's the It's time to watch a new film.
Thanks!

Best regards,
Evgeny

ps: Wow Evgeny, almost perfect! Just some minor mistakes :) by the way, there is no such phrase as "working hardly". There is a phrase "hardly working" but "working hard" and "hardly working" have opposite meanings. "To work hard" means to do a lot of work and do it well. "Hardly working" means to do very very little work, so little that it is almost nothing. Here's something interesting!: sometimes colleagues like to joke with each other by saying "working hard or hardly working?" to tease each other. It is a play on words because the root words are similar but when changed slightly and placed in a different order, they have opposite meanings.