Do you think it is time for you to take your language learning seriously?
That’s amazing! When you learn a language, you can improve and grow and open up many doors for yourself. However, it is also a commitment that requires dedication and planning.
In most cases, there is a psychological barrier that prevents people from learning foreign languages.
Thus, developing a favorable mindset is the first step.
That's why i’m sharing some tips and tricks that have worked for me and helped me with you!
Get Out of Your Comfort Zone, Your Danger Zone!
Whenever we learn a language, we want to feel comfortable.
Having systems and resources we can depend on gives us confidence that we're doing the right things to ensure that our learning progresses.
It is possible, however, for comfort to be a dangerous thing.
There are steps you can take to rejuvenate your learning when you begin to feel like your progress has stalled. You don’t need to worry about whether or not your system is too comfortable.
Don’t Be Scared of Mistakes, Welcome Them!
new language learners make mistakes and they don't like it, that's why they give up at the first hurdle because they want to be perfect from day one. Trust me, You may not realize this but making mistakes is the only way to become fluent in a language faster than you ever thought possible.
Stop Being Shy and Just Start Speaking!
you think you are shy but in reality you aren’t any more shy than the rest of us. If you feel shy, introverted or unsociable at times, and comfortable socializing with other people at other times, then you're not shy, you are just normal. Defining yourself strictly as shy is inaccurate and can even have detrimental effects. So just speak for heaven's sake!
Don’t Focus on Excuses,Motivation Killers!
you have to overcome obstacle that Language learners face every time they learn a new language.Can you guess what it is?
It’s not vocabulary. It’s not grammar. It’s not pronunciation, or reading, or speaking,or writing.
it’s you! Having everything you need already makes learning a language a breeze. Regardless of how hard things are, the trick is to keep coming back.
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