Sorry, I’m NERDING OUT about Seinfeld again 😆 Today I was listening to the new episode, “The Chinese Woman,” of the Ruining Seinfeld podcast, and I want to share—once again—my Seinfeld Protocol. It really works for me when it comes to improving my listening and comprehension skills. Step 1: Listen to the episode in MP3 https://www.skool.com/lme/classroom/8f1b40f8?md=2108088068e34c0a8926ed902f5a730b Step 2: Listen to the podcast about the episode https://www.skool.com/lme/classroom/8f1b40f8?md=2108088068e34c0a8926ed902f5a730b Step 3: Watch the episode in HD https://www.skool.com/lme/classroom/8f1b40f8?md=2108088068e34c0a8926ed902f5a730b Step 4: Repeat (optional) The idea is that listening comes first, and while you’re listening to it, you use your imagination to try to figure out what’s going on. Then you watch the episode, and that’s where the magic happens. It’s like you’ve been in the dark for a long time, let's say in the tunnel, struggling to find the exit, and finally, you make it. I know different strokes work for different folks. Give it a shot though and let me know if it works for you. WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER!🤝

Around 8 years ago, my grandma started forgetting things, and my grandpa was always taking care of her. But during COVID, she couldn’t do anything by herself, so we decided to move her into a nursing home for elderly people. A few years later, my grandpa left his house and started spending time with her in the same nursing home. They were both relatively healthy and didn’t have any major health issues, except that my grandma didn’t remember anyone—not even my grandpa. My grandpa passed away at the beginning of this April. He was 95 years old. It was shocking, but he died peacefully. He had 2 children, 5 grandchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren. We were all together at his funeral, and we peacefully sent him to heaven. Then last weekend, my grandma passed away. At first, I couldn’t believe I had lost both of my grandparents in the same month. But soon, we became sure that my grandpa didn’t want to leave her and might have been calling her from heaven. She was also 95 years old. They were always together—hiking, traveling, and drinking. Such a lovely couple! I really love them and wanted to share this beautiful coincidence.