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Paul Johnson, S, R – 30, p, g, c, m, s – 1, i – 1.
Yesterday, I wrote about self-observation and tried to develop the idea that may be really helpful for both linguistics and personal growth. Now, I’m going to continue revealing the idea, but before I get started I want to point out one aspect of this blueprint. Really, it’s the blueprint and nothing else. So the point is that I need to read a previous page before I begin writing a new one. Moreover, I should reestablish my old method and read at the end of each week everything I wrote during the week.
Okay, it’s important. I have to pay attention.
Thoughts. As it was mentioned before, common thoughts of most people are directed at their personal relationships. Actually, it’s not a good thing to think about, and a super-duper language may hardly be developed by reflecting on the stuff. According to my current view point, there is no better content to learn a new language than motivational topics. You must get information from someone who is really excited by their work, and who invest most of their time and energy into something they really care of. You must find someone who’s devoted their whole life for making some shit; and when you listen to them or read their books you’ll be inspired to do your best. Make as many attempts as you can to find something that you—youuuu!—really like, and focus your attention on things that you can do better than anything else. Learn about these things by using a foreign language and you’ll gradually become better in both. But if you want to see something unthinkable, something transcendent, if you are like me, think about thinking! Improve your thinking by using the most valuable knowledge about thinking itself. It was the most mysterious subject throughout all time
To the beginning: http://www.proza.ru/2018/03/10/1530
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