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Success comes to those who tear and toss, plow and work hard, and not wallow on the couch, sipping beer and dreaming of millions. Success comes when an athlete in whom no one believes, despite the pain in every cell of the body, goes to training, and then this little boy becomes an Olympic champion. Success comes when a young student from a poor family knocks on the thresholds of potential investors, sits at night on his projects, and then becomes the head of a megacorporation. Success comes when a person, despite thousands of failures and falls, gets up and goes again to his goal. Before you say that life is shit, think about what you personally did to make your dream come true? How many nights did you not sleep? How many times have you quit your job no matter what? My legs hurt, I'm too tired, I don't have time, I'm not talented and other excuses for people rotting near monitors. Is it about you? Everything is possible in this life. Everything! If you believe in it and truly desire it.‌‌ @letslearnenglish25

8 RULES OF DISCIPLINE ✔️1° Act, do not wait for mood or special conditions. ✔️2° Decide to finish what you started. Don't let yourself give up once you've started. ✔️3° Be honest with yourself and immediately "catch" yourself trying to find excuses. Often this is just an excuse for idleness. ✔️4° Plan, break big goals into small steps. Mark these steps on the calendar, cross off what you have done every day. ✔️5° Remind yourself how good you will feel when you achieve all your goals, how much better your life will be. ✔️6° Prioritize. Distinguish the temporary from the permanent. ✔️7° Try not to waste time, limit the time of computer games, movies and TV shows. ✔️8° Spend time with people who also practice discipline. Together you can support each other and achieve so much more.‌‌ @letslearnenglish25

15 WAYS TO IMPROVE YOURSELF 1. Change only of your own free will, and not because of the opinions of others. 2. Be inspired by people, and not repeat their path. 3. Maintain a good relationship with the family. 4. Practice speed reading. 5. Avoid imposing someone else's opinion. 6. Alternate rest and activity. 7. Train your memory. 8. Learn to say no. 9. Monitor nutrition. 10. Don't neglect sleep. 11. Choose comfortable clothes. 12. Accept yourself, your thoughts and feelings. 13. Properly plan your time. 14. Read a lot. 15. Save money.‌‌ @letslearnenglish25

Do you think you can take your speaking skills from 6.5 to 7.0 or even 8.0 in a couple of months? If you do, you are totally right. ✅️ When I took my first IELTS exam, I was fortunate and blessed enough to get 7.0 on speaking. However, after taking IELTS for the second time, I have realised that there is more to the speaking than just answering all the questions like a robot. As soon as you enter the room where you will be taking your speaking test, try to be as friendly as you can. Grin at the examiner and keep eye contact at all costs. Plus, attempt to be natural whilst answering questions. Never ever think about giving memorized answers. Since it is so easy for an examiner to detect that. If you get a part 2 cue card and you have never no idea how to talk about that topic, make it up. Improvisation is indispensable at that time. Speaking is better than freezing. So, don't worry and make it work. If possible, crack some jokes 🤣 while speaking. Make her and yourself comfortable during your speaking exam. One of the most effective ways to ameliorate your spoken English can be done through YouTube videos and deliberate speaking practice. In a nutshell, emulate native speakers when watching videos. Learn how they use their body language and learn how they pronounce certain words. Having done so, after a few weeks, you will come to realise that what you did has helped you immense to speak a lot better English than you did, say, a number of days ago. I hope, this is going to be practical for your preparation. Happy learning and preparation ✨️ @letslearnenglish25 @letslearnenglish25

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