I'm a Japanese high school student who start listing TED talk in order to increase my listening skill. It's difficult for me to understand by listening only one time, but I'm going to keep listening!
Great!! I really respect you. I don't know what the accurate usages are,but why don't you say "improve my listening skills" instead of 'increase my listening skill'. Keep doing something is very hard,but I think you can. Best wishes, じゅんじゅん
Think of something you already do regularly, without fail. Simply attach a new habit to that, so you're allowing the new habit to piggyback off the old. Imagine introducing vitamins to go with your perfect cup of morning tea. Or picture calling a loved one on a regular drive. Notice that you have zeroed in on the behavior, rather than just focusing on the goal. You've met your outcome, to be sure, but you achieved this by simply planting the means in the right place. One habit produced the other, as if by magic.
Just in time for my Senior Design project in IE! Had to meet with my team way more often to fix a borderline failing interim with 6 weeks before final phase.
I don’t “burn out”, I get tired of being exploited and doing everything with zero reward or incentive for doing so. 4 jobs over 10 years, never seen a single raise to anyone for working hard (even where I was a manager, could not give raises, also was told not to promote ppl who knew how to do lots because they were needed in their current positions).
That is pretty much what a burn out is. Lots of work without reward. Id software did not burn out. They worked crazy hard, but they were also celebrated like pop stars. Getting nothing done burns you out as well.
He could have avoided all this and " I'm a lazy democrat, I don't want to work I want people to work for me, but I want to get paid for doing nothing". It's literally the same
Please clarify or show an example for statement *It can help us come up with ideas we never would have had on our own* Oh, I saw video more --- of course, you can delegate to someone the work.
I'm a Japanese high school student who start listing TED talk in order to increase my listening skill. It's difficult for me to understand by listening only one time, but I'm going to keep listening!
If my grammar is wrong, please teach me.🙇🏻♀️
Great!! I really respect you.
I don't know what the accurate usages are,but why don't you say "improve my listening skills" instead of 'increase my listening skill'.
Keep doing something is very hard,but I think you can.
Best wishes,
じゅんじゅん
@@ChosenHandle-Likethis Thank you for your pointing out! I'll check it when I use it next time.
You can reach me and we have a talk and improve english together.
@@caffeinejavacode1475Thank you !
Think of something you already do regularly, without fail. Simply attach a new habit to that, so you're allowing the new habit to piggyback off the old. Imagine introducing vitamins to go with your perfect cup of morning tea. Or picture calling a loved one on a regular drive.
Notice that you have zeroed in on the behavior, rather than just focusing on the goal. You've met your outcome, to be sure, but you achieved this by simply planting the means in the right place. One habit produced the other, as if by magic.
Great advice
Excellent information. Thanks!
Thanks for the video.
Just in time for my Senior Design project in IE!
Had to meet with my team way more often to fix a borderline failing interim with 6 weeks before final phase.
Awesome work team Ted. Will write an article summing up these points and post it in my socials.
Excellent
exelent
I don’t “burn out”, I get tired of being exploited and doing everything with zero reward or incentive for doing so.
4 jobs over 10 years, never seen a single raise to anyone for working hard (even where I was a manager, could not give raises, also was told not to promote ppl who knew how to do lots because they were needed in their current positions).
That is pretty much what a burn out is. Lots of work without reward. Id software did not burn out. They worked crazy hard, but they were also celebrated like pop stars. Getting nothing done burns you out as well.
Dr. Who: Don't Blink!
Director: Staring contest?
Rob: You're on!
Srsly though... this is great advice, and I'm eager to read the book now. Thanks for sharing!
Wow. Thank you, Mr. Cross! This is wonderful and definitely could be made into a 60 minute masterclass.
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lol
He could have avoided all this and " I'm a lazy democrat, I don't want to work I want people to work for me, but I want to get paid for doing nothing". It's literally the same
Please clarify or show an example for statement *It can help us come up with ideas we never would have had on our own* Oh, I saw video more --- of course, you can delegate to someone the work.