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Oyvind's Circuit Tips: Remember to set aside time

I finished the course, and now I have a pretty good understanding of how to use Adobe Illustrator with a drawing pad. It's great, because now I feel m  ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ ā€Œ

A while back I wanted to improve my drawing skills.

But I kept postponing. I had the very common challenge that you probably have had yourself when learning electronics:

I didn't have enough time!

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Then one weekend I finally set aside some time. I blocked out 4 hours. And I sat down to go through an interesting course about using a drawing pad.

I finished it, and I ended up with a pretty good understanding of how to use Adobe Illustrator with a drawing pad.

It was really great because suddenly my skills in drawing had improved a lot. And it gave me a great feeling of accomplishment.

Just because I sat aside 4 hours on Sunday.
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The only way to have time to do what you want is to set aside time for it.

Want to learn microcontrollers? PCB design? Basic electronics? Then you need to set aside time for it.

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Keep On Soldering!
Oyvind @ build-electronic-circuits.com

PS: Sunday is Ohmify's birthday, so look out for a nice birthday deal in your inbox šŸ˜‰ But it won't help if you don't set aside time to learn, so make sure you start carving out time in your calendar for learning electronics.

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