Comments on: using your free time to support your passions http://www.thesimplerlife.net/2009/11/30/using-your-free-time-to-support-your-passions/ live consciously. Fri, 10 Sep 2010 01:25:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Diego http://www.thesimplerlife.net/2009/11/30/using-your-free-time-to-support-your-passions/comment-page-1/#comment-63 Diego Tue, 01 Dec 2009 21:37:26 +0000 http://www.thesimplerlife.net/?p=245#comment-63 This is a hard question, probably there's no answer. If you admit you don't improve while you aren't teaching, if you can't actually teach there's no way to improve yourself. I don't agree with you but this is the logical consequence to your hypothesis. However, i don't think you're right. You can improve reading articles, watching videos and so on. I've learnt how to programm just reading codes and guides, but i never wrote a code, even the smallest app. Or best, if you already know how to do something, reading & co can refine what you know, making it perfect. For most of the time, you can go on without practicing. This is a hard question, probably there’s no answer. If you admit you don’t improve while you aren’t teaching, if you can’t actually teach there’s no way to improve yourself. I don’t agree with you but this is the logical consequence to your hypothesis.

However, i don’t think you’re right. You can improve reading articles, watching videos and so on. I’ve learnt how to programm just reading codes and guides, but i never wrote a code, even the smallest app. Or best, if you already know how to do something, reading & co can refine what you know, making it perfect.

For most of the time, you can go on without practicing.

]]> By: Diego http://www.thesimplerlife.net/2009/11/30/using-your-free-time-to-support-your-passions/comment-page-1/#comment-1551 Diego Tue, 01 Dec 2009 21:37:00 +0000 http://www.thesimplerlife.net/?p=245#comment-1551 This is a hard question, probably there's no answer. If you admit you don't improve while you aren't teaching, if you can't actually teach there's no way to improve yourself. I don't agree with you but this is the logical consequence to your hypothesis. However, i don't think you're right. You can improve reading articles, watching videos and so on. I've learnt how to programm just reading codes and guides, but i never wrote a code, even the smallest app. Or best, if you already know how to do something, reading & co can refine what you know, making it perfect. For most of the time, you can go on without practicing. This is a hard question, probably there’s no answer. If you admit you don’t improve while you aren’t teaching, if you can’t actually teach there’s no way to improve yourself. I don’t agree with you but this is the logical consequence to your hypothesis.

However, i don’t think you’re right. You can improve reading articles, watching videos and so on. I’ve learnt how to programm just reading codes and guides, but i never wrote a code, even the smallest app. Or best, if you already know how to do something, reading & co can refine what you know, making it perfect.

For most of the time, you can go on without practicing.

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