Disciplined: behaving in a very controlled way.
Adjective. he plays chess disciplined for the championship
Discouraged: having lost your confidence or enthusiasm for something.
Adjective. He is discouraged because he is in love.
Distracted: nervous or confused because you are worried about something.
Adjective. He gets distracted because he thinks about many things.
Achieve: to do or obtain something that you wanted after planning and working to make it happen.
Verb. With patience you can achieve success.
List of steps: steps that you need to follow to achieve something.
Noun. Understanding is the result of a list of steps.
Reach: to get a particular level specially a high one.
Verb. Success is reach with effort.
Positive: full of hope and confidence or giving cause for hope and confidence
Adjective. Be positive in adversity.
Set: to put something in a particular place or position.
Verb. You have to set the tools on the table.
Improve: to get better or to make something better.
Verb. You can improve if you propose.
Realistic: appearing to be existing or happening in fact.
Adjective. The effects in the film are very realistic.
Check: to make certain that something or someone is correct, safe or suitable by examining it him or her quickly.
Verb. I check my notes today.
Better: in a more suitable, pleasing or satisfactory way or to a greater degree.
Adverb. He is the better salesman in the company.
Practice: the act of doing something regulary or repeatedly to improve your skill at doing it.
Noun. I practice soccer every day.
Working hard: always doing a lot of work.
Adjective. Working hard you get work experience.
Make a plan: to plan what you´re going to do with someone on a certain day and time.
Verb. Before studying, I make a plan.
Progress: movement to an improved or more developed state or to a forward position.
Noun. Progress is measured by goals achieved.
