That’s been my method since day one. I started learning English almost 6 years ago from zero — and this is exactly what I’ve been doing ever since. Podcasts, radio, music, etc. English always in my headphones. No pressure. No stupid, boring textbooks. NO TRANSLATORS. Just enjoying the music of the language without understanding everything. No stress. No drama. Later, I applied this method when I joined DDM VIP in October 2020. Here’s how I work on a DDM VIP assignment : Day 1 – 🎧 I just listen to the MP3 several times throughout the day. No reading. No subtitles. Just listening, using my imagination and trying to figure out what’s going on. Day 2 – 📺 I watch the video a few times. Day 3 – ✍️ I do dictation. Simple. Repetition. Focus. I’m training my ears, not my eyes. For me, that changed everything. It helped me become fluent step by step. Not fast. Not magic. Just consistent hard work. THE SAME GOES TO MY SEINFELD PROTOCOL ! Same idea - listen first, then watch the episode! Of course — different strokes for different folks. But this method worked for me. WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER! 🤝 All Together One Mission! 🚀

This is my first cat,12 years old.I still remember the day when I met him.It was late in the afternoon,when I went out for dinner,I saw a little cat sitting at the gate of the community,dirty and thin. Seeing me,he came over and scrached me against my anckles and ''miaow,miaow''.I said to him:''I'll go for dinner,when I come back,if you're still here,then follow me!'' I had never thought about keeping a cat at that time,just saying,and I thought:''when I come back who knows where he is?!''But-but two hours later,when I returned,oh my God,he-is-still-there!Then I said to myself:''Am I a human?as a person,I should keep my words,ahh?'' So you know what I have learned from this?--Never make a promise easily,you'll have to pay the price!