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SLOW LEARNER? READ THIS

Life is full of chances and opportunities to learn new stuff. I used to feel left behind because I'm not the fastest learner. I'd start with others, but then I'd get lost, and it felt like too much, so I'd give up.

If this sounds like you, keep reading.

Like many of you, I had a tough time catching onto things quickly. But with some regular studying and thinking about it, I figured out ways to handle it and still keep up.

There's a saying by Martin Luther King that goes, "If you can't fly, then run. If you can't run, then walk. If you can't walk, then crawl, but whatever you do, you have to keep moving."

This saying changed how I see things. I used to think progress had to be super fast, and if I couldn't keep up, I'd quit. That was me until I really thought about what Martin was saying.

So, I decided this: if someone can do something in a month, I give myself six months to do the same. I wanted to keep trying, even if I made just a little progress. And you know what? It worked for me. I often finish things in less time than I thought, and the best part is, I don't give up anymore. I see things through, no matter how long it takes.

Now, let me share some tips for folks like us who struggle with slow learning:

1. **Everyone Learns Differently:** We all have our own way of learning. Some folks like pictures, others like listening. Try different things to see what helps you the most.

2. **Take Your Time:** Learning isn't a race. It's okay if it takes a while to understand stuff. Celebrate the little victories and be patient with yourself. Progress is progress, no matter how slow.

3. **Break Things Down:** Make your learning tasks smaller. Set goals that are doable and take breaks. It helps keep you from getting too tired and makes learning easier.

4. **Use Help Around You:** Don't be afraid to ask for help. It could be from teachers, friends, or online. Asking questions shows you're trying, and that's awesome.

5. **Know Your Strengths:** Everyone's good at something. Focus on what you're good at—it builds confidence and helps you handle tough stuff.

6. **Picture Success:** Imagine yourself doing well. It's a great way to stay motivated. Picture yourself getting the hang of something, and it can help you keep going.

WIth these tips, you don't have to miss out on opportunities to learn things (especially things that can turn your life and finances around).

Remember, learning is about getting better over time, not about being as fast as someone else. Keep going, and you'll see progress.

Cheers to a wonderful day,
~King Ighosotu Ntekume
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SLOW LEARNER? READ THIS

Life is full of chances and opportunities to learn new stuff. I used to feel left behind because I'm not the fastest learner. I'd start with others, but then I'd get lost, and it felt like too much, so I'd give up.

If this sounds like you, keep reading.

Like many of you, I had a tough time catching onto things quickly. But with some regular studying and thinking about it, I figured out ways to handle it and still keep up.

There's a saying by Martin Luther King that goes, "If you can't fly, then run. If you can't run, then walk. If you can't walk, then crawl, but whatever you do, you have to keep moving."

This saying changed how I see things. I used to think progress had to be super fast, and if I couldn't keep up, I'd quit. That was me until I really thought about what Martin was saying.

So, I decided this: if someone can do something in a month, I give myself six months to do the same. I wanted to keep trying, even if I made just a little progress. And you know what? It worked for me. I often finish things in less time than I thought, and the best part is, I don't give up anymore. I see things through, no matter how long it takes.

Now, let me share some tips for folks like us who struggle with slow learning:

1. **Everyone Learns Differently:** We all have our own way of learning. Some folks like pictures, others like listening. Try different things to see what helps you the most.

2. **Take Your Time:** Learning isn't a race. It's okay if it takes a while to understand stuff. Celebrate the little victories and be patient with yourself. Progress is progress, no matter how slow.

3. **Break Things Down:** Make your learning tasks smaller. Set goals that are doable and take breaks. It helps keep you from getting too tired and makes learning easier.

4. **Use Help Around You:** Don't be afraid to ask for help. It could be from teachers, friends, or online. Asking questions shows you're trying, and that's awesome.

5. **Know Your Strengths:** Everyone's good at something. Focus on what you're good at—it builds confidence and helps you handle tough stuff.

6. **Picture Success:** Imagine yourself doing well. It's a great way to stay motivated. Picture yourself getting the hang of something, and it can help you keep going.

WIth these tips, you don't have to miss out on opportunities to learn things (especially things that can turn your life and finances around).

Remember, learning is about getting better over time, not about being as fast as someone else. Keep going, and you'll see progress.

Cheers to a wonderful day,
~King Ighosotu Ntekume
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