Skill I have learned by Jurgita

Aistė

2024-05-07 13:12:43 UTC

I gained a lot of work experience by working and learning from others who are working. Each circle has some problems. I became skilled at dealing with specific issues that I overcame.

GINTARĖ

2024-05-07 15:44:22 UTC

Let me share my experience, a journey I've already embarked on. My dream was to maintain my driving license. I eagerly awaited the day I could start driving but stumbled in the theory exam four times. It wasn't easy, but I learned a valuable lesson: never lose hope in pursuing your dreams. Keep trying because, in the end, everything will work out just fine.

Dominykas Baltrūnas

2024-05-07 16:45:12 UTC

I wanted to start welding a few years ago because it's very useful when you need to weld something quickly or create something valuable yourself. At first, I watched online tutorials on how to get good bead, penetration and strength between two metals. Then I tried to weld with mig welder that uses wire to weld and stick welder, but of course it didn't go well at first, I couldn't get right power rod would stick to metal and also I couldn't get wire speed right. But after some practice, I started getting the correct settings and technique; then beads started looking pretty good for what I learned.

AustėjaTėja

2024-05-07 16:57:34 UTC

I wanted to learn how to ride roller skates for a while now. I kept seeing other people riding them, but I always delayed starting. So, it's been a month since I've had roller skates, and I'm trying to learn how to ride them. It's hard from the beginning, and I want to throw everything away, but I'm not giving up for now. I've fallen hard, and I've bruised my knees. Little by little, I'm trying to improve on that.

Aurimas

2024-05-07 18:40:22 UTC

I dreamed of doing a split throughout my life, but I couldn't until I turned 17 because I wasn't flexible enough. It was my fault for not stretching regularly. Joining karate at 16 changed everything. Thanks to the kicking drills and stretching routines guided by my sensei, I slowly increased my flexibility. It took almost a year of hard work, but eventually, I could do a split. And why did I want to learn it? Because it looked cool, and I was also inspired by Randy Orton after seeing him execute it effortlessly after his signature move, the RKO, on SmackDown in 2011.

Austėja A.

austejaakinskaite — 2024-05-07 20:40:05 UTC

Trying something new can be both exhilarating and challenging. I remember when I decided to learn how to play the guitar. At first, I struggled with getting the basics down—holding the guitar correctly, positioning my fingers on the strings, and coordinating between strumming and fretting. It was frustrating because I wasn't making much progress despite my efforts.

I broke down the learning process into smaller, more manageable steps to overcome this. I focused on mastering one chord at a time before moving on to the next. I also sought guidance from online tutorials and practised regularly to build muscle memory and improve my coordination.

As I persisted, I gradually began to see improvement. Each small milestone encouraged me to keep pushing forward despite difficulties. Eventually, with patience and perseverance, I could play simple songs and even write my music.

Reflecting on the experience, I realized that embracing the learning curve and being patient with myself was vital to overcoming challenges. Trying something new can be daunting, but with dedication and a willingness to learn, overcoming obstacles and achieving success is possible.

Greta

2024-05-08 14:13:16 UTC

I have always wanted to learn how to play a musical instrument. I started playing the synthesizer a few years ago but eventually stopped practising. Recently, I was allowed to try playing the kanklės. Although there were many failures, and I thought about giving up more than once, I persevered. No matter how difficult, I learned the key is not giving up.