Should Learning Really Be A Hard Thing To Do?

Hi Everyone! It's the weekly featured contents for Week 108:- Edition 02:-.And the topic given out to be discussed is "Is Learning That Hard?"

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Is Learning That Hard?

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To me, learning is not really hard, but it depends on the kind of person and what one is learning. Because on a daily basis of our lives, we acquire new knowledge.

For some, learning is an easy task to carry out, while for others, it is a hard thing to do. And it's like that most times because of the energy we pour into that particular thing we want to learn.

I believe that everyone is blessed with a fresh brain to acquire nice knowledge and understanding. But it's now left to you to determine if you want to learn or not.

Learning is something that, if one is ready and fully determined to do it,he or she will do it.

There's nothing impossible to do for anyone; it's just the time and the kind of energy you put into it that matter.

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One Thing I Found Easier Learning

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The one thing that was easy for me to learn was how to drive.I've been driving since I was still in junior secondary school.

I got my driver's license at the age of 18, and within a few months, I felt comfortable driving on highways and in heavy traffic.

I didn't spend much time on it compared to others because I picked up the basics quickly and had a natural understanding of the rules of the road.

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One thing I Found Really Difficult Learning At First

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On the other hand, the one thing that was really difficult for me to learn was how to play the guitar. I've always loved music and wanted to be able to play an instrument, but I found the guitar particularly challenging.

It took me months of practice and many frustrating moments before I could play because I didn't have someone to really help me through my playing.

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Comparing these two instances

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Comparing these two instances taught me that my strengths lie in areas where I can quickly grasp concepts and apply them in practical situations.

Driving fit this description perfectly, as it involved learning a set of rules and then applying them in real-world scenarios.

However, playing the guitar required a different set of skills, such as coordination, patience, and the ability to learn through repetition. These are not my strongest traits, which is why it took me so long to learn them.

Later, I learned how to play the guitar by breaking down the learning process into smaller, more manageable steps.

I focused on mastering basic chords and simple songs before moving on to more complex pieces.I also practiced regularly and sought out feedback from experienced guitarists.

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Things I Got To Learn Over Time About My Learning

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This experience taught me that even if something is difficult for me to learn, I can still achieve my goals if I'm willing to put in the time and effort.

Overall, these experiences have helped me better understand my strengths and weaknesses and how to approach learning new skills in the future.

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Thank you for taking the time to go through my content, and I hope you've had lots of amazing moments in this amazing community and have learned lots of lessons from it.

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