Impulsiveness!

Leading by example means they are open to share, demonstrate necessary skills, and support those who ask. They make great mentors.🔥

@Toms Astahovskis 🎶 Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life 🎵

@Tuyết Phan 1 Tuyet Phan • 1m Hello, I'm Phan Tuyet. I'm on the threshold of 50, I'm an accountant. At the top of the slope of the arc of happiness, I look down on the distance I have overcome, many challenges, many joys and sorrows. I also saw that my relatives and children would have to go through that road and I also knew that everyone would stand on the top of the slope like me and look down. Maybe I can help a little to make that road less bumpy and uneven. So I want to write about aspects of my life, my thoughts about finance. I'm afraid of appearing on social media. But that's not the right way for me to know Van Carmichael and the BelieveNation community. In the coming time, I also hope that I can have quality connections and earn income from the values that I give back to the community. Sincerely grateful to Van Carmichael and know the BelieveNation community!

@Christy Nolan what do you do in the estatement industry? I never heard of that industry before. 😆

The One thing that changes the picture: Start Talking… Total Immersion is the most natural way to learn a language. Children do it easily, because they’re not held back by insecurities and fears. They just DO IT!🔥 My incentive with languages was to be better than my siblings at something. They were 5 and 7 years older than me, and always putting me down. So I latched onto the one thing they couldn’t do: speak fluently in another language. I practiced sentences in the mirror, but the best way is to try and speak to someone with another language. My advantage: I knew some words in their language they didn’t know in mine. That creates a bond. You have something that can help them. It also quells your stage fright! 😄 And in turn, they speak to you in their language, so you automatically pick up many more words in their language. Everyday common language (idiom quotidian), not the dictionary words, but live words. That’s how I became a quad lingual polyglot. Good Luck!🍀 PS: Most everyday conversations use only ÷500 common words. So with very limited knowledge you can vastly improve interactions. Another way is to listen to foreign films in their original voice and reading subtitles. Eventually you’ll understand it and you can turn the subtitles off altogether.

@Milos Stankovic That’s exactly how an ADHD brain works! Short attention span and loss of focus on mundane, routine, unchallenging tasks. Try the Pomodoro method, or dedicate 60-90 minutes on one thing. Get through the sour apple. And if you’re lucky, you’ll get some moments of hyper focus where the world disappears, time becomes non-existent, and you get in flow where nothing can stop you from bringing this task to completion. 🌟 Success! 🔥

@Dr Varil Williams I don’t know if this thought is useful, but in your profession people had to come to see you [their initiative]. Now it’s [your initiative] to find people who are interested. One way to do that (besides advertising) is to participate in other like-minded groups and make heart-to-heart connections, without self-promotion. Once you become a regular contributor to their conversations, they will eventually return the favor. Or you could ask an influencer with large following if you can market to their followers. Instead of paying for ads PPC you have a captive audience for a fixed price as agreed on with the influencer. This could be for a certain number of hours or days.