Every time I watch this guy's videos, I think to myself, "Wow, none of my textbooks mentioned that.." I don't mind repeating myself-- this guy is awesome.
According to your explanation at min 6:25 , both are similar and have differences but It is difficult for me to understand in what kind of situation I would use one of them. I understood ことにする it is just the action itself when someone decides to do something (but might not actually do it) while in the other hand ようにする it is something someone decides and actually put all its effort to make it done and actually do it. Am I correct?
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Nyu Akiyamaさん Yes, your point of view is right ;-) 自分で例文を作ってみるといいと思います^^