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Use Big Real World Goals To Motivate Yourself For Success
#part1
Why, exactly, are you learning English? Why do you want to speak English powerfully? Surprisingly, many people have only a vague idea. They know that English is the βinternational languageβ and they feel they should learn it. In school, they are told that English is important. Some people are focused on tests scores.
They are studying English in order to get a high score on the IELTS, CEFR or other exam. Where do these goals come from? Typically, they come from the school system. In other words, they are external goals that are promoted by other people. Students are told these goals are important and thus spend years focusing on test scores. The problem is that external goals (goals provided by outside people) feel like work.
These goals feel like an obligation.
These goals are weak and uninspiring, and thatβs a problem because goals are our brainβs targeting system. Goals tell our brains what we want, when we want it, and why we want it. A powerful goal energizes, inspires and motivates us to do more and be more. A great goal can totally change your life. Weak goals, on the other hand, produce weak results.
The goal keeps you focused on what is important in your life. To be powerful, a goal must be intensely emotional in a positive way. This is why test score goals are so weak. Who gets excited and inspired by tests? In fact, for most people, tests are negative experiences that produce feelings of nervousness, fear and stress. Thatβs not very energizing or inspiring. No wonder so many people feel bad about English.
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ENG KO'P ISHLATILADIGAN SO'ZLAR INGLIZ TILIDA
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Body β βShe worked out hard to achieve a toned body.β
Information β βThis is the information I need.β
Nothing β βThereβs nothing we can do now. β
Ago β βThree years ago, I visited Japan for the first time.β
Right β βYouβre right, I want to go back there.β
Lead β βJust lead the way and Iβll follow.β
Social β βI feel awkward in these social gatherings.β
Understand β βI understand how you feel.β
Whether β βWhether in big groups or small groups, I always feel a little shy at first.β
Back β βLooking back, I knew I was always an introvert.β
Watch β βLetβs watch the sun set on the horizon.β
Together β βTheyβre together now.β
Follow β βIβll follow you home.β
Around β βYouβll always have me around.β
Parent β βEvery parent is trying hard and doing their best.β
Only β βYou are only allowed to go out today.β
Stop β βPlease stop that.β
Face β βWhy is your face so red?β
Anything β βYou can ask me for anything.β
Create β βDid you create that presentation? It was so good.β
Public β βThis is public property.β
Already β βI already asked him to resend his report.β
Speak β βCould you speak a little louder?β
Others β βThe others havenβt arrived yet.β
Read β βI read somewhere that this house is haunted.β
Level β βWhat level are you in that game?β
Allow β βDo you allow your kids to play outside the house?β
Add β βIs it okay if we add a bit of sugar to the tea?β
Office β βWelcome to my office.β
Spend β βHow much did you spend on your last shopping spree?β
Door β βYou left the door open.β
Health β βYou must take good care of your health.β
Person β βYou are a good person.β
Art β βThis is my work of art.β
Sure β βAre you sure you want to do this alone?β
Such β βYou are such a brave little boy.β
War β βThe war has finally ended.β
History β βShe is my history professor.β
Party β βAre you going to her party tonight?β
Within β βWe support everyone within our small community.β
Grow β βWe want everyone to grow and thrive in their careers.β
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Your Beliefs Determine Your English Success
#part2
This is why beliefs are so important. They are the central programs in our brain that create feelings, decisions and actions. Beliefs are what make the difference between ultimate success or a lifetime of frustration with English. Beliefs tell you what an experience means. Whenever you have an English language experience, your brain must decide the meaning of what happened.
In other words, your brain generalizes the experience. Your brain decides what the event means to your life as a whole. And with each negative experience, the belief can grow stronger and stronger. Eventually you become completely certain about the belief.
For example, maybe you were repeatedly corrected by an English teacher. After each of these embarrassing experiences, your brain had to decide the meaning of what happened. Based on these events, maybe you decided that you were bad at English. Maybe you decided that English was painful and stressful. Each negative experience made the belief stronger.
The problem is that these beliefs then affected all of your English experiences that followed. So whenever you had another encounter with English, it was always with these negative limiting beliefs. Because of this, you automatically viewed every new
experience with English more negatively. If your beliefs are strongly negative and you donβt change them, you can completely destroy your ability to succeed as an English speaker. Many English learners completely lose hope and simply quit, never to succeed.
You must, therefore, replace your limiting beliefs with strong empowering ones. βEmpoweringβ means βgiving power.β So an empowering belief is one that gives you power! What kind of empowering beliefs do you need for English speaking success?
Here is a sample list:
βͺοΈEnglish is easy, fun and exciting.
βͺοΈI can speak English fluently in about six months.
βͺοΈMistakes are normal and necessary. Even native speakers make mistakes.
βͺοΈCommunication, not a test score, is the purpose of English speaking.
βͺοΈGrammar study kills English speaking.
βͺοΈAnyone can learn to speak English powerfully.
βͺοΈThereβs nothing wrong with me, Iβve just been using a bad method and I can change that.
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10 Ways to Ask How Someone Is
1. How are you?
2. Howβs it going?
3. How ya doinβ?
4. How are things?
5. Howβs life?
6. How have you been?
7. Howβs your family?
8. Whatβs up?
9. Whatβs new?
10. What have you been up to lately?
Make a sentence in the comment below using these phrases.
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English is not a subject to be studied. English is a skill to be performed or "played". Speaking is something yo DO, not something you analyze and think about.
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