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It was a wonderful lesson! Mike is a super-professional English teacher. He not only explains well but also feels when the student finds it difficult to answer and selects simpler words and expressions. Thanks a lot to Mike for your patience and your time! Sincerely, your student, Sergio! I recommend this teacher to everyone! Это был замечательный урок! Майк сверх-профессионалный учитель английского. Он не только хорошо объясняет, но и прекрасно чувствует когда ученик затрудняется ответить и подбирает более простые слова и выражения. Большое спасибо Майк за терпение и за Ваше время! С глубоким уважением, ваш ученик, Серджио! Рекомендую всем данного преподавателя!

It's really enjoyable talking with you and sharing with you some of my experience, you are absolutely a devoted teacher who helps me with my English speaking!, Thank you so much for your effort in our session.

According to Schopenhauer, art, especially the work of genius is more essential to the world than science. Art repeats the eternal Ideas apprehended through pure contemplation, the essential and abiding element in all the phenomena of the world. Whilst science can never find an ultimate goal or complete satisfaction. If the process of discovering scientific truth is likened to removing the lid of a nesting doll, then something is certain. That is we will for sure witness smaller ones constantly being revealed, while the smallest one, the holy grail of science, is unlikely to be seen one day. On the other hand, till now, we still enjoy Shakespeare’s dramas, Beethoven’s symphonies, Michelangelo’s sculptures and Picasso’s paintings. Those eternally beautiful things, art treasures, even as old as obelisk, Egyptian hieroglyphs, ancient Greek sculptures, Chinese oracle bone script, are still appreciated.

Mike is a great teacher. I enjoy every class with Mike. He is helpful and supportive. If you want to improve your writing skills, Mike is the best teacher who can help you reach a goal.

Schopenhauer is pessimistic when he discusses the results of desires. He embraces a viewpoint that all willing springs from lack, from deficiency, and thus from suffering. No attained object of willing can give a satisfaction that lasts and no longer declines; but it is always like the alms thrown to a beggar, which reprieves him today so that his misery may be prolonged till tomorrow. Unfortunately, as human beings, we inevitably have desires. So the point is how to harness desires. According to Confucianism, the answer is minimizing the scope of desires. When you know where to stop, you have stability. When you have stability, you can be tranquil. When you are tranquil, you can be at ease. When you are at ease, you can deliberate. When you can deliberate you can attain your aims.

good first class