Writing in English training [Blog post 1/3] How I organise my learning process I think that we all know, how important it is to keep learning process organized instead of just spiraling down from resource to resource. In this post, I want to share a few tips and techniques, which I hope will be helpful also for you. Even simple goals can be split into smaller ones to make our plans less abstract. It is important because of two things — first, our roadmap should be flexible, and big, monolithic strategies are not — and the second point is that big distant goal is not clear enough to give us enough motivation. The less clear our plan is, the higher the probability that we will not be able to stick to it day by day. Anything unexpected can happen, that will break your daily routine, and you will quickly resign from working towards your goal at this day if your goal will be too distant or too abstract — so split big distant goals into smaller ones. The truth is that we cannot predict the future and we do not know what we will be thinking or how circumstances around us are going to look in a few months, or even in a few weeks from now. The process often looks like this - I decide to learn a new language, or I choose to commit myself to working out this year. I start by watching some tutorials, reading recommended book or by going to run for 15 minutes to the nearest park. At this moment I have some basic orientation about the direction I should follow to reach my big, distant goal but nothing more.