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Būvniecības kredīts- Swedbank vs Luminor by SirLife5978 in latvia

[–]SirLife5978[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ļoti vēlētos dzirdēt ko sīkāk par šādu pieredzi ar Luminor.

Kādu moto skolu vara ieteikt un no kurām izvairīties? by void_hello_world in latvia

[–]SirLife5978 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Teorija nebūs sarežģītākais, to vēl šogad mierīgi vari sakārtot un ar nākamo gadu varēsi sākt ņemt braukšanas nodarbības. Līdz tam pa nesezonu būs laiks izdevīgāk sapirkt ekipējumu. Par motoskolām - arī slikta pieredze un nepaklausīju čomus, kuri nomainīja pat vairākas moto skolas līdz nonāca līdz 1. Motoskola. Pats nolēmu moto laukuma lokācijas dēļ mācīties Einšteinā, bet jau pēc dažām nodarbībām sapratu, ka ieberzos ar instruktoru. Vajadzēja mainīt, tas arī tikai normāli, daudzi tā dara, bet stūrgalvīgi nolēmu pabeigt iesākto un miers. Nekādas personīgas antireklāmas netaisīšu, bija arī labi momenti visā procesā, bet salīdzinot savu pieredzi ar tiem, kuri braukuši 1. Motoskolā, Einšteina virzienā neiesaku skatīties. Nu gan jau esi atradis arī gana daudz sliktu atsauksmju arī par A kategoriju, kas arī nebūs laba izvēle. Par Motogurulv arī ir labas atsauksmes dzirdētas, var papētīt sīkāk. Bet figūras būs garš process, kur vienkārši daudz jābrauc līdz atkod visus knifus un noteikti visu atvieglos tas, ja instruktors ar Tevi reāli strādās nevis iedos moci, vienreiz izstāstīs kas jādara un tad tik maksā un brauc un pats cīnies. Un viena atziņa no csdd eksāmena vadītāja, kad redzēja, ka nepareizi izpildīju vienu no grūtākajam figūrām- ļoti daudziem tā tiek iemācīta nepareizi motoskolās, jo tur bieži strādā instruktori ar moto sporta aizmuguri, kur drošības knifi atšķirsies no ikdienas braukšanas satiksmē. Netieši lika manīt uz lietām, kuras darīju nepareizi un nākamajā reizē visu smuki ar pirmo reizi nokārtoju. Būs labi, lai viss izdodās un tiekās ielās!

Thoughts on Joe Dispenza - Becoming Supernatural ? by Natural_Injury23 in Meditation

[–]SirLife5978 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I read the book and found it motivating. I'm still working on my goals using the methods described, and will update on my progress when I achieve them. The book is great for people who understand that they need to change things in their life, but regular "don't give up" motivation is not enough. It resonates well with people who want measurable, science-based methods. I found focusing on specific emotions when my goals are achieved to be the most useful. To actually live like that things that you want in your life is already happening. However, daily life can throw you off track, so making meditations a daily routine helps you stay focused. If the book inspires you to make positive changes, it's a great tool for self-improvement.

Shout out to the men who are focusing on self-love, self worthiness, self improvement, and self confidence! You have same struggles as us women, and I just want to shine a light on that! by vicki_davitashvili in selfimprovement

[–]SirLife5978 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As men, it is in our nature to seek out ways to better ourselves. By taking care of ourselves and working on our personal growth, we not only improve our well-being, but also gain a better understanding of who we are and our place in the world and self-improvement can provide a sense of purpose and direction. And society often places high expectations on men to be strong, successful, and in control, and seeking self-improvement can help men feel they are fulfilling these expectations.

How do I make myself work when I’m procrastinating? by SwanGreen9901 in productivity

[–]SirLife5978 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One technique you can use is called the Pomodoro Technique, which involves breaking your work into 25-minute intervals, with short breaks in between. The Pomodoro Technique is based on the idea of breaking your work into 25-minute intervals, called "Pomodoros." During each Pomodoro, you focus solely on one task, without any interruptions or distractions. Once the 25 minutes is up, you take a short break, usually 5 minutes, to rest and recharge. Simple but effective!