Dear friends,
On this 2015 New Year’s Eve, I would like to thank you all for inspiring me to push outside of my comfort zone, started blogging. 16 days ago, I struggled to start my first post due to my little perfection. Until I saw this quote in a book by Sir Robert H. Schuller:
After registering for the test, I collected plenty of online resources so that I could understand more about the test and how the other candidates prepared for it. Here, I’ve compiled some of the preparation methods that worked well for me: Continue reading
After browsing some biographies of successful people, I wondered that they really aren’t happier even thought they own fortune, respect, reputation, family, belongings that other people might hardly earn in their whole lives. Continue reading
I know organizing documents, photos, videos, movies and countless files in my laptop can be overwhelming. But still, I googled and tried some de-clutter techniques to save my time searching for files. Continue reading
After sitting for the speaking test, I was thinking that I messed up the test due to some grammatical mistakes. So, the only thing that I could do was hoping at least 6.0 for an overall score. Continue reading
I love to share lessons I have learned from books and internet. Practice them and try to embrace more… Continue reading
I think I did quite well, 7.5 out of 9.0 for my reading. At 9.40 a.m., I was given a booklet contains about 40 questions and we were asked to use another page of the answer sheet that we used for listening test Continue reading
