Asella A.D.M NO.2

Here are 7  important  lessons from  Jan  Yager's  book "How to Finish Everything You Start" 1. Set clear and achievable goals: Before starting  a  task or project,  it's  important  to define what you want to accomplish. Setting specific, realistic, and measurable goals will help you stay focused and motivated throughout the process. 2. Break  down  tasks into manageable steps: Large or overwhelming tasks  often lead to procrastination. To  solve   this   problem,  break  your  project  into smaller, more manageable steps. This  way  you can  take   things  one  step  at a time,  make   progress,  and  build   momentum.  3. Prioritize and manage your time effectively: Time management is  very   important  to  complete  tasks. Learn  how  to prioritize your responsibilities, identify your most productive  times,  and create  schedules   and  to-do  lists  that  meet  your needs.  Managing   your  time  wisely   will   help   you  make steady progress.  4. Stay committed and  disciplined:   Having  discipline is essential  to   finishing  what you start. Avoid  the temptation to  get   distracted   or   give   up  when faced with  difficulties.  Stay  true  to your  goals  and  remember  why you started in the first place.  5.  Adopt  a growth mindset: Cultivate a positive mindset that  promotes  growth and learning. Understand that setbacks and failures are part of the process, and  see  them as opportunities for growth rather than  obstacles.   Adopting  a growth  mindset   makes   you  more resilient and determined to see things through to the end. 6. Seek support and accountability: Don't be afraid to  ask   friends,   family,   and   mentors  for support and  accountability.  Sharing your goals and progress with others  provides  encouragement, motivation, and a sense of  ownership  to  see   them  through.  7. Celebrate your  successes:  Recognize and celebrate your  successes,  no matter how small they may seem.  Recognizing  your progress  increases  your confidence and  motivates   you  to keep moving forward. The skill of finishing what you start  can be developed over time. By  practicing  these lessons and staying  true  to your goals,  you  increase your chances of  successfully  completing  your  tasks and  projects. Thanks for reading

All tenses in English with their structures and examples: 1. Simple present tense 👇                 S + v + c. 2. Simple past        S + v2 + c. 3. Simple future tense            S + will/shall + v + c. 4. Present continuous tense             S + is/am/are + ing + c. 5. Past continuous tense        S + was/were + ving + c. 6. Future continuous tense             S + will/shall + be + ving + c. 7. Present Perfect tense          S + have/has + v3 + c. 8. Past perfect tense         S + had + v3 + c. 9. Future perfect tense        S + will/shall + have + v3 +. 10. Present Perfect continuous tense           S + have/has + been + ving + c. 11. Past perfect continuous tense             S + had + had + been + ving + c. 12. Future perfect continuous tense             S + will/shall + have + been + ving + c.

ለ6ኛ እና 8ኛ ክፍል ተማሪዎች በሙሉ ከዚ በታች ባለዉ ፎርም ላይ የስም ፤ዕድሜ እና ፆታ የእናት እና አባት ስም እና ሙሉ መረጃዎች ትክክል ስለመሆናቸዉ ከወላጆቻቹ ጋር እንድታረጋግጡ፡፡ ስህተት ካለ ለመምህር ጀማል ነገ ብቻ ሪፖርት ማድረግ እንደምትችሉ እናሳዉቃለን

ለ6ኛ እና 8ኛ ክፍል ተማሪዎች በሙሉ ከዚ በታች ባለዉ ፎርም ላይ የስም ፤ዕድሜ እና ፆታ የእናት እና አባት ስም እና ሙሉ መረጃዎች ትክክል ስለመሆናቸዉ ከወላጆቻቹ ጋር እንድታረጋግጡ፡፡ ስህተት ካለ ለመምህር ጀማል ነገ ብቻ ሪፖርት ማድረግ እንደምትችሉ እናሳዉቃለን

ተማሪ ሄኖክ መንግስቴ 12ኛ ክፍል ቢሮ ስለምትፈልግ ሪፖርት እንድታደርግ

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