Nai Zi Ge has been learning English for three months now and has gained a lot of insights A good teacher is very important. Nai Zi Ge's English teacher is slightly older than my mother's age and patiently teaches me English. English is the first language of Singaporeans, and English is very good. Daily communication in Mandarin is acceptable, but when it comes to Munger Buffett's Q&A, this kind of professional is not suitable. In addition to not being good at Mandarin, English pronunciation, vocabulary, and patience are all advantages. The most important thing is to treat Nai Zi Ge like a child, very patient, and always give him a lollipop or a cute pencil, which really moves Nai Zi Ge. 2. There is no problem communicating in English for daily necessities such as clothing, food, housing, transportation, eating, drinking, and entertainment. Now Nai Zi Ge goes to the mall to buy things, take a taxi, order food, and go through customs at the airport on his own. Nai Zi Ge has tried to communicate in English and can basically express his needs and ideas. But deep communication is still not enough, because it is a process of constantly accumulating vocabulary. Learning English based on one's interests will make oneself happier. Naizi Ge really wants to understand Buffett Munger's Berkshire Hathaway shareholder annual meeting Q&A, pure English version. Because of these Q&A sessions, Nai Zi Ge knows the meaning of the Chinese version and constantly guesses and understands English culture in the English version, which is very interesting. Actually, what Naizi wants to talk about is a lot of learning English methodologies, continuous AB tests, and so on. But in the end, the most important things are actually the environment, interests, and habits. All of them, in the end, cannot withstand these three cores. 5. Nai Zi Ge no longer wants to compare himself to anyone, nor does he envy others. It's strange to say that solving jealousy requires spending so much time contemplating the seven deadly sins of humanity. In the end, it turns out that by focusing on oneself, one naturally won't envy others.