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Okay, today's topic is four rules for staying motivated with language learning you're going to learn one.

The mistake people make with motivation to the four Rules for motivation and three how you can apply the four rules to your language Learning.

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Okay, let's jump into today's Topic four Rules for staying motivated with language learning.

Want to know how to really stay motivated?

Then listen closely to these four rules.

Thes rules might be a little different from the advice that you often hear Ready Rule number one Action comes first.

Are you the type of person who prefers to make things happen?

Or are you the type that waits for things to happen to you?

One of the best ways to stay motivated with language learning is to not think about motivation Instead, take action and start learning.

The mistake that most people make is that they have this backwards.

They think they should wait to feel motivated first and then start learning.

But really, it's the other way around.

First you do a language lesson.

You learn a basic conversation, then you do another and then you start feeling like you could do more and learn more.

You see results.

So results bring motivation.

Thinking about motivation does not bring motivation.

Thinking about motivation is like reading an article about how to go outside for a run instead of actually going outside for a run.

So action comes first.

Rule number two always have an outside influence.

It's very easy to lose motivation if you're learning language alone.

So what do you d'oh!

Here are some examples.

You get a study, buddy, you hire a tutor, you join a meet up group.

You plan a trip to a country where people speak that language or you sign up for a proficiency test.

Like many language learners.

D'oh!

Why do this?

Because now you have other people depending on you.

You have outside factors that keep you going with the language?

For example, if you signed up for a language proficiency test, You know, you have a few months to study and you have to take the test on a certain date.

Someone is going to pass or fail you.

This is a lot more motivating than learning alone.

If you're learning with our program, you can get your own teacher with the premium plus plan.

They'll hold you accountable, send you home work and give you feedback If you have a study, buddy.

Well, now you have someone that expects you to show up and improve.

And if they're better than you, that should give you extra motivation because you want to be at their level.

So get some outside influence.

The next rule is rule number three.

Always have a go to study method.

When you arrive at work or the gym or when you start your homework, you always have that one thing.

You do first, right?

What do you do, for example, with work may be the very first thing you do is check e mails.

Then you check your tasks for the week After that, you get started.

Well, you need to make the same kind of habits with language learning.

You need a go to study method that you're comfortable with, an easy starting point, and this totally depends on you and your style.

Choose something you enjoy.

Some people listen to audio lessons.

Some people like flashcards.

For some people, writing is easy.

You can write out song lyrics and translate them.

It's up to you.

The point is, you should give yourself an easy first step to get you started and get into the flow of learning.

If you're learning with our program, you can start with the word of the day email or do a quick three minute audio lesson.

You can copy out the lesson dialogue, read through the lesson notes or even easier.

Just review and re listen to a lesson you took the day before.

If you have your own go to study method, you're already miles ahead of most learners.

Leave a comment and tell us about it.

And finally, rule number four always be working on something.

So here, I want you to stop and think about your friends.

Do you have a friend that's always up to something?

Some project.

They're working on a song or they're making videos.

They finish one thing and they start another Well.

If you wonder how they stay motivated, it's because they're always working on something and this goes back to taking action.

If you're not learning or working, you can't stay motivated.

So you need to apply this toe language learning how.

For example, like I mentioned in part to about outside influence, you can make a plan to travel to a country that speaks your target language, or you can sign up for a language proficiency test.

If you do that, you'll have something to look forward to.

Something to dio.

If you're traveling, you need to learn travel phrases.

If you have a proficiency test coming up, you have to study grammar and do exercises.

What else can you d'oh!

If you already have a textbook or workbook, make it a goal to finish that book.

If you have a learning program, make it a goal to finish it or reach a certain level.

If you're using our lessons, make it a goal to finish one learning pathway.

Then, when you're done, give yourself something else to dio something to stick with something to look forward to.

So let's recap.

One action comes first to always have an outside influence.

Three.

I always have a go to study method and four always be working on something.

All right, everyone.

In the last month review, we asked you to submit a video or audio file of yourself speaking the language, introducing yourself or talking about your country in the language.

So thank you to all of you that sentence of missions You've all received a premium plus subscription as a reward.

Now, let's take a look at some of your entries.

Okay?

So I'm very excited to check out these submissions from you this month.

So let's get started.

Hello, Alicia.

I like to start relating to you on your team with the seven thrill days you could my attention on after a month.

I'll be in love with your courses ago.

I'm a Mexican.

Your nado money with Ariel.

Okay, I'm 24.

I've been learning English for about five years.

I had the fortune of meeting on American Girl almost three years ago on Internet.

She wasin one off.

Those group meant too much change.

She happened to be starting to get a degree on Spanish language on.

I was, of course, determined to improve my English, huh?

With support each other on our language core only I wear 30 languages.

Yeah, I can notice.

We've both pull this our skills that I will put our friendship calm.

I think I won't talk much about my country.

It is Mexico have a rich nation.

Beautiful.

Sometimes we're culture.

People here has a great sense of humor.

You must have it if you live here.

Goodbye on things again.

Awesome.

That was super cool from Mexico To think we haven't had one from Mexico for a while.

But that was awesome.

Thank you for sharing about your language Exchange with the American girl that you studied with.

You helped each other and work together.

That was awesome.

So I think you said you met her online, and then you began working together to help each other with your studies.

That is super cool.

That was really, really exciting to hear about.

Thank you so much for sending this.

And thanks very much for watching our Channel two.

And for your nice comments about our courses and our stuff.

So I hope that you continue to study with us and good luck as you continue working on your English.

Thank you so much.

Okay, I'm gonna go to the next one.

Hello, Aria.

My lamb is Tricia, 25 years old.

I come from the Capital Saiki off.

Trandahl Beijing.

Beijing.

Okay, um, I'll do a leper.

Oh, because off my drop, I want to learn English to Or Red Desert.

Ah, Coast that writing by the foreign.

Okay, I also neck to travel.

I want to use English to come communicate with others.

Cool.

All right.

Awesome.

Cool.

I don't think we've ever had a submission from China before.

That's very cool.

Maybe, But anyway, that was super cool.

So it sounds like you have really specific goals.

Yeah, Like learning how to read articles that are written in English and traveling as well.

It sounds like those air big goals for you.

So that sounds awesome.

It sounds like you already know what you want to do, so you can move forward with those goals in mind.

Awesome.

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this submission.

That was really cool.

Okay, That is everything that we have for this month.

So thank you so much to those of you who sent this in.

Awesome.

So which country did you like the best?

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