read.cash Teaches Me How To Read– Not Just Write.

It just happened to me that I need to read a lot, and I also need to write. Then comes an evaluation where I was not this kind of man yesterday. I am not fond of writing a long number of words. Also, reading is my hobby, but I normalized reading one book with just scanning, where I don't read the whole dish by terms, just enough for me to understand the novel or the story. Then, I realized that things became different after a year of staying here. I embrace my writing talent, read the daily reading, and make a living from it.

Imagine you stopped writing for a year or reading; then you just come and do it again. Your mind would explode as you go back to basic, even if your assessment was in an intermediate state. This is one of the causes of failure and why some cannot pass specific exams. They rest for a long time and force their minds to return to their thoughts. Things will jump in and out. Then they realized they could not do it anymore.

When I was reviewing my Professional License Exam, I did feel the pressure. College in the 4th year wasn't for academics. The last year was designed for multitasking; some need to do On Job Training then their research studies. You will gradually need a rest in things. They trained you to be ready for the job, not in exams, so you will feel like you have already forgotten all of this when you open your notes.

This might not happen if you were smart or intelligent, but for us, that is just average mind; the pressure will stay within. Reading the first, you will feel that you have already drowned. It's a basic bruh, what happened why I don't know the answer?. even reading, now that you could read 10,000 words daily if you lost interest now and forget the daily habit for a year, and comeback. Things will be different; you will not be that interested anymore.

Staying for years here made me realize that I had improved with my writing and readings; this platform taught me how to read, not just write.

My weakness when I was a boy was my penmanship. That's the reason why I don't give a glance at editorial writings in my time. My teacher in High School laughed at me because he couldn't read my penmanship, not that embarrassing way of laughing. Technology wasn't yet that available at my time; I remember I was still afraid of the school computers. Our computer instructor told us that the PC could explode if we do such unknown commands, as barbaric I believed and just watching those who could.

If I do learn to type fast on a computer, those days might be I am in the field of media or publications.

Another weakness that I have is the correct spelling and grammar. I grew up thinking that English courses are the next most challenging subject after Mathematics. I remember when I was in High School, I was always afraid of the quiz being "wrong spelling meant wrong," At that time, I would make sure that I would exchange my paper with my friends so even if the spelling were wrong, its just secret that they will mark it correct.

This is what I am grateful for; my field of expertise wasn't in grammar, spelling, and even using English as the main course.

I realized that things became smooth to me; not that perfect but seems like I could type in faster than before, the spelling was correct, and just a few red marks in my working space of documents. But the penmanship, of course, didn't evolve; the reality nowadays is that people don't need a handwritten report; things have become more proper in digitals.

These are just some of the blessings I get from staying here, and I know I will have more to come.

It's an excellent thing to consider that not just crypto, finance, and investment we learned from here, but also the daily life of everyone when it comes to writing, correcting, and learning; also to all people, it's also a great way of leaning how to embrace the foreign language for that will be soon needed shortly.

For that, thanks for reading…