Jerry Banfield

Do you have something in your life you are trying to get better at? Do you have an area you would like to improve upon? As simple as it sounds, I have found that the easiest way to get better at something is by taking the time to practice it everyday. When I first started filming videos, I started with a camcorder and recorded them in front of a shower curtain. Now I use an iMac with studio lighting and a backdrop! I have found that classroom learning is very restrictive as far as what benefit I get out of it. If you want to learn something like a foreign language, find a fun creative way to use it each day. I am grateful to be able to teach others online because I didn't get much benefit from serving clients. If you want to try and learn something new, first ask yourself if you are doing it as a means to an end. You are more likely to be successful if you enjoy what you are doing! I want to thank everyone for taking the time to listen to this, and I hope you will share what helps you learn! --- Support th