#skills
Little Challenges:
Compliment a Stranger
Go to a Cafe alone
Spend a few hours in a Library
Speak your mind
Start that conversation with that special person
Wear something you love but never wear
Say no if you don’t want to
Smile at a stranger
Fight a little more for that thing you wanted
Shower, brush your teeth and put lotion on even though you’re tired
Don’t Procrastinate
Make the first move
Go out for the night
Put your phone down for a day
Spend the afternoon outside
Have unapologetic childish fun
Work through your feelings
Wake up at 5 and watch the sunrise
Cook dinner
Admit you were wrongTell someone you love them (Parents, siblings, boyfriend, best friend)
Reevaluate your plans
Listen to advice but follow your heart
Push yourself
Eat Mindfully
Try something new
Record your feelings
Say thank you
My new favourite hobby: cutting my own hair. Seriously, can you think of a better way to spend saturday night? Can you? Yeah, i didn’t think so.
During these times, life has been extra hard for a lot of people but also this pandemic made us realized that we have some skills that we didn’t know we had. Learned some DYI from Pinterest, started gardening ( guilty!) , selling online or digital products or even buy things we don’t really need! And even with social distancing, we were still able to connect more with our loved ones. I have…
We started DIY in 2012 with a mission to enable any kid, anywhere to learn any skill. It’s amazing to see how thousands of DIYer kids have benefited already – picking up something as basic as drawing a straight line to something as complex as creating electricity out of potatoes.
This constant drive to teach and learn something new has become our DNA – this is the core of DIY. However, of late, we realized that there is so much more that we can do to push the very frontiers of DIY. For starters, we want more and more kids to become a part of this awesome community and make the most of this platform. And we don’t want parents to think twice about spending on their child’s development.
To make this happen, we’ve substantially brought down our monthly subscription fee from $19 to only $4.99 (access for 1 kid) and also added an annual subscription for the same at $49.99. That’s right! Similarly, we’ve also dropped our monthly family subscription fee to only $7.99* (access for 2-4 kids) and added an annual family subscription at $79.99.
We believe this collective price drop will go a long way in encouraging more parents to keep kids enrolled in DIY.
Apart from this much needed change to the price, we are also working on restructuring our content. Young DIYers will start enjoying the following features in the coming days:
- Many more skills and challenges than ever before
- New courses are being added such as dance, yoga, chess, vocals, etc.
- A more active community with more Mods (moderators)
Our collective aim is to boost this enriching ecosystem that’s been developing for almost a decade now. And with these positive changes in motion, we’re sure we’ll be reaching out to a much larger audience of young, enthusiastic kids in the near future.
With DIY – any kid, anywhere, can learn any skill. For the love of learning!
*only the family monthly plan is available on iOS App Store
Manga-Montag: Jujutsu Kaisen #0
Manga-Montag: Jujutsu Kaisen #0
Guten Abend liebe Bücherfreunde
was für ein Tag… der Montag begann mit einem Haufen schlechter Nachrichten und Gesprächen, die mir langsam aber sicher jegliche Hoffnung auf eine spannende, berufliche Zukunft nehmen. Egal, es ist Wochenstart und das bedeutet, dass ich euch heute wieder ein Manga vorstellen werde.
Zuletzt habe ich Jujutsu Kaisen #0 von Gege Akutami gelesen, also die Vorgeschichte…
what if we can shapeshift but we just don’t know how