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  1. Good on you Philip for not just going with the name brand. Nothing wrong with Yamaha; but a good reputation shouldn't be our only choice. Some decades ago now I bought my first Hyundai. Hyundai's entry into the US with the relatively crappy Excel didn't give them the best start. But they were obviously working to change that with one hell of a warranty. My first one covered anything for the first 100,000 miles. And almost nothing went wrong. Everything felt like it was in the right place. and even though inexpensive, had a lot of features only the high priced entries had. I've never regretted that. It wasn't a Toyota, but I didn't give up anything either... Save that a few coworkers gave me grief that I bought a sh!tmobile. In the end.... Balance. Hmm, it is just one of those things we'll always do, kinda like breathing. Some days that is a bit more challenging, somedays it feels like there is no log to fall off of. Every day is a practice. 🙂 I submit that you're already having the time of your life...
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  2. Your teacher and you.... Clearly you're learning. As we learn our brains reveals questions. When we ask, we're exploring it; taking it in. So the teachers role is to answer your questions on what you're teaching yourself, and to provide observational feedback from a more informed POV. We've all seen some people who seem to expect knowledge to just be dumped in somehow. You seem to be engaging in the moment. It made a huge difference for me when I did that. Not that we don't look ahead, just that we try to avoid getting stuck there. Crap, is it time to quote Professor Higgins? "By jove, I think he's got it!!!". 🙂
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