Designing your learning project
- Don't focus on an ambitious goal. Yes, it could inspire you, but it could also frustrate you.
- Pick your quitting time in advance. Committing to an indefinite timetable means you’ll give up as soon as things get tough.
- Regardless of how much reading is required, give priority to the practice you intend to do.
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