So what is the content of this article with the first passage above? At my age of nearly 25 this year, I still stutter if I have to communicate with English. Though many of my colleagues are very fluent in speaking English. What distinguishes me and them? One is the rate of repetition.
People who speak more fluent english would have been more practicing and repeating the skill. So logically if they can, we too can. This rule also applies to any skill. Speaking in public, writing, business, and so on.
Now it should be more obvious why more people fail than successful people. The answer is not everyone is strong enough to never give up and keep repeating when there is failure. Successful entrepreneurs usually have fallen many times before.
From each downfall the entrepreneur can learn something. From this reflection I also can finally realize why my life tends to stagnate. I am not too strong to want to rehearse and to repeat something. I always wanted to be a good programmer. Master Java inside. Learn the Android Platform, learn Python, explore JavaScript. But let's not berepetisi to become proficient, start it is not. Hopefully this post can be a valuable reflection for myself.
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