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5 Reasons That You’re Never Too Old To Learn English
Have you ever caught yourself thinking, ‘I’m too old to learn something new?’ Maybe you feel like your brain doesn’t work the way it used to. Or you compare yourself to younger learners—your kids, perhaps—and think, ‘They pick things up so quickly. What’s the point in me even trying?’
If that sounds familiar, then this blog is for you. Because here’s the truth: It’s not too late!
Why Your Mindset Matters More Than Talent (Especially When Learning English)
Welcome to another episode of my English podcast for people who want to feel more confident, more expressive, and more like themselves in English. Whether you're here to practise your listening skills, learn new vocabulary, or explore big ideas in a gentle, thoughtful way, you're in the right place.
This episode is all about something I believe can make a huge difference, not only in your English but in many areas of life: mindset. Don’t forget to download the free PDF for the full transcript and extras.
8 Ways to Embrace Imperfection in Your English Journey
Learning English is a journey, not a destination. For many speakers of English as a second language, the pressure to be ‘perfect’ can create unnecessary stress, especially when it comes to speaking. But here’s the thing: it’s okay not to speak perfectly! In fact, embracing imperfection can lead to greater progress and confidence. Here are eight ways to embrace imperfection in your English journey.
Talking about resilience in English.
Just like in life, language learning is fraught with obstacles – whether it's mastering complex grammar rules, overcoming pronunciation challenges, or facing moments of self-doubt. However, by embracing the spirit of resilience, learners can transform setbacks into stepping stones towards linguistic proficiency.
Let’s look at some of the language we can use to talk about resilience, specifically in your English learning journey.
Talking about mindset when learning English as a second language
Embrace a growth mindset - One of the fundamental principles of successful language learning is having a growth mindset. Instead of viewing language proficiency as a fixed trait, people with a growth mindset believe that their abilities can be developed through determination, dedication, commitment and curiosity.