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Molly
It is a big difference between learning for fun and real learning. When I learn for fun, I feel so comfortable and just feel like I am studious, like I am reading and listening English while others are entertaining. When I actually learn with purpose, I have to focus on what I should really learn to achieve the goals. And it is not easy at all. It is uncomfortable and I feel bad about myself discovering I am a lazy student. But I am keeping on the way. Going out of the comfort zone shouldn't be so comfy.
2024년 3월 21일 오전 8:29
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There is a big difference between learning for fun and studying hard. When I learn for fun, I feel so comfortable and I feel like I am studious, like I am just reading and listening English while others are entertaining themselves. When I actually learn with purpose, I have to focus on what I should really learn to achieve my goals and it is not easy at all. It is uncomfortable and I feel bad about myself when realizing that I am a lazy student. But I am keeping on studying, getting out of my comfort zone shouldn't be so easy anyway.
Studying can be hard especially when you have to work and look after your children, but it doesn't mean that you are lazy Molly. Just study at your own rhythm and set reasonable goals.
2024년 3월 21일
It is a big difference between learning for fun and real learning. When I learn for fun, I feel so comfortable and just feel like I am studious, like I am reading and listening to English while others are entertaining themselves. When I actually learn with purpose, I have to focus on what I should really learn to achieve the goals. And it is not easy at all. It is uncomfortable and I feel bad about myself discovering I am a lazy student. But I am keeping on the way. Going out of the comfort zone shouldn't be so comfy.
I don't understand this paragraph. What do you mean by "learning for fun"?
2024년 3월 21일
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중국어(북경어), 영어, 프랑스어, 일본어, 한국어, 베트남어
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