20190514 - Amazing approach of learning

The target is not art. It's a tool. "Learning" is a game.

No matter what the target is, playing piano or speaking in another language are same.

Mistakes and failures are normal and inevitable. They have their own value, they are necessary cost we should pay.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwpdffpixBY



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