Yesterday I was talking to an elderly person.....he is at the verge of death......But he still likes to be panctual....and sophisticated......I asked him that his age of being panctual is long ago gone......y is he still making life harsh ...he can enjoy and let loose of all these worries
His answer stun me .....
He said kid....had I let loose my panctuality I would have been long ago dead ....life is nothing but an organized mechanism of panctual things....

That's right !! But we are not good at whole things

This is so spot on! I'm into all kinds of skills, maybe to many as I'm become one of the jack of all master of none dudes . . . But I try to find a little bit of time each day for each skill and as time goes on they all get better. True story !

I read your story. I like it.I have just join Steemit last month.I am Bangladeshi.  English is not my maternal language.your post inspire me to work steemit. Thanks for sharing this post.

Very good story~ Thank you for your good posting.

What an inspirational post, hopefully everyone thought like you, and I assure you that the world would be different, I always say that we need positive people to achieve positive things, people toxic to me do not have head in steemit,.

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your article really impressed a lot, its full of motivation for failure even for every sort of people in life for what ever the goal they have to achieve. you have surely did a great in your article, unique and outstanding. thanks you very much
here are some quotations by Michael Jordan

Quotes
I can accept failure, everyone fails at something. But I can't accept not trying.
Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen.
I've failed over and over and over again in my life and that is why I succeed.

I went to undergraduate and graduate school for 6.5 years total. Didn't learn shit. I went on youtube for a few years later: learned how to do video production, graphic design, facebook marketing, crypto trading, and pretty much everything I've ever wanted to know. It's amazing what the possibilities are these days!

And I just want to say - props to you @adsactly. Your english is phenomenal! 

Thanks for the great post here. Would love to hear your thoughts regarding my recent post about true boldness and how to harness it: [Be Bold And Mighty Forces Will Come To Your Aid](https://steemit.com/inspiration/@axios/be-bold-and-mighty-forces-will-come-to-your-aid)

It's a great post. I'll follow it.

"You learn something new every day." It is a great thing. I look back on the past year or so as I started homesteading and realized that I have learned from many mistakes that I have made. Then I think I can I fix them and the learning process continues. I watch my grandchildren every day and think how much they have learned over time. We never stop learning new things. I realize I am right there with them but in a different part of the learning process, the learning process never stops it just changes with you as you grow older.

So true and inspiring.

I recently was learning a song ont he piano and I have so much trouble reading, and with playing fast. I was convinced I would never be able to play it a full speed. Well the other day, when my fingers were properly warmed up, I got there. It wasn't flawless, but I did not hesitate as much and it was almost up to par. Then another time, it wasn't so great. I I know now, I need to warm up properly and be alert while playing and with time, I will play it more and more at full speed without hesitations or mistakes. It gives me confidence to keep going.

Now, it inspired me for something I need to try, due to lack of money, which is audio sound cleaning and mixing. So I looked up  a bunch of tutorials and I will take small clips, pradtice, try things out, practice, until I get a decent result and can go on with the bigger project.

It's all these little victories that are the proof that we can succeed in the future when we practice enough.

It's easy to forget and get discouraged when we don't get there yet. We just need to keep reminding ourselves of those other victories to motivate ourselves to keep at it.

HI. Thanks for your article!

From Brazil, I am trying to promote the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practice for people over 35 years old like me. What do you say for people with more age that wants to start learning and practice new things? Kids learn very fast, but do you have some tips for adults?