Breaking out of your comfort zone is challenging especially if you're alone. It's scary, but exhilarating.
Atėnė Strazdas DrozdaitėInterior designer/Survivor/Thinker/Forever learning/ Enthusiast
However, this is the only way to discover how strong you actually are!💫
In my personal experience I got disabled with a lost abilityto walk, almost completely broke, divorced and almost completely alone with just one friend( who was also dealing with problems on his own). I never believed I could manage such things on my own, but I did, and the new me took place🌟
7 months ago·
Nykol FrancoIT Hobbyist
I couldn't agree more. I still do feel scared and uncomfortable, but I can never forget that feeling of getting better in each progress. Thanks for sharing!
7 months ago·
Rūta Dapkūnaitė on Thinking out of boxDevelopment&UX/user researcher;applied anthropologist;project&case managerSome time ago
I believe that creativity, empathy and rationality brings you to new ways of thinking and helps to create what is next!
What about you? What do you think are the main skills to create the best solutions, achieve the better results, and drive business to success?
Rūta DapkūnaitėDevelopment&UX/user researcher;applied anthropologist;project&case manager
Absolutely! I think emotional intelligence is strongly connected together with empathy, where the latter is more about the ability to feel, EI is more about the ability to manage
How many of us say we don't have time to learn a language? Even if you spend just a few minutes a day writing, it's better than nothing. Have you ever tried the 30-Day Writing Challenge? It's something I participate in and also encourage my students to do. All you have to do is commit to writing a few sentences each day in the language you're learning. Whenever my students try this challenge, they usually find two things happen:
1. By the end of the month, they're spending more than just a few minutes writing. After all, the more you write, the easier it becomes!
2. They notice a big difference in their writing ability. Their vocabulary and sentence structure improves but so does their confidence.
Would you be willing to try? After all, it's only a month!
2
Challenge Yourself for 30 Days
Today is the start of my school's 30-Day Writing Challenge. This is where we challenge our students and followers to write something in their target language for at least thirty days. It doesn't have to be an essay or a book. All you have to do is make a commitment to write a few sentences in whatever language you're learning. According to Matt Cutts, 30 days is the perfect amount of time to form a new habit or kick a negative one. So what are you waiting for? Get writing!
https://www.ted.com/talks/matt_cutts_try_something_new_for_30_days?language=en
Matt Cutts: Try something new for 30 days
4
We use cookies to personalise content, provide social media features, and analyse our traffic. We value your privacy and only use the most necessary and analytical cookies. You can opt out at any time.