Executing the plan

My performance today was excellent. I stuck to the plan and managed to go through the second lesson in the 'Ready for Advanced' book. It contained some words that needed attention, but overall, I'm happy about the test and task results. Tomorrow I'll review the relevant exercises in the workbook, but I must adjust the plan slightly, though. The anticipated pace at which I'd thought I could progress must be reconsidered, and I have to devise a better schedule. The main issue I detected today is: being an autodidact meant so far that going through any language book was merely about dealing with texts and vocabulary and forgetting about the tasks and workbooks. There were better ways of learning, of course, but this is how it is now, and instead of moaning about it, I need to rectify my mistakes. I must slow down and give myself more time to study. I must allocate enough time to immerse myself in the world of quality learning to improve and prepare thoroughly for the exam.

Well, the weather was lovely today. It was sunny, and the highest temperature was +18°C. There were no clouds in the sky, so the walk with Ági was excellent. We did a 3k round, but the muscle fatigue - due to the previous weeks' laziness - kicked in after returning home. It's pretty irritating how quickly the stamina deteriorates. There is much to do something about it.

Right, I feel knackered after studying all day, so bye all...

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