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The phrase "a difficult leap for me" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a challenging transition or change that you are personally facing.
Example: "Taking on this new role feels like a difficult leap for me, but I'm ready to embrace the challenge."
Alternatives: "a tough transition for me" or "a challenging step for me".
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This was a difficult leap for me.
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But interviews with jurors and the defense lawyers in the two cases present a more complicated picture, and suggest that murder convictions for these two men presented a difficult leap for many jurors.
I'm sure it wasn't a difficult leap for any of his neighbours to assume a doughy hillbilly was a ruthless monster, which is why he found himself serving almost 20 years in prison for a rape he didn't commit and then accused of murder not long after he was released.
"It's a difficult leap for executives," says former Mercedes chief Mike J. Jackson (now head of AutoNation, the country's largest dealer group).
It would make it a more difficult leap for an audience to accept.
He took "The Long Boat," a poem full of yearning for transcendence, and broke its flow into sharp lines full of difficult leaps for mezzo-soprano and English horn.
It's a difficult thing for me to imagine.
"Last season was a difficult season for me.
It was a difficult process for me personally," he said.
It's been a difficult time for me.
It was obviously a difficult day for me.
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