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Title: How to Achieve your Goals When your Motivation is Low
Description: hey everyone welcome to the monthly review the monthly show on language learning where you discover new learning strategies motivational tips study tools and Resources by the way all lessons and bonuses you&#39;re about to see can be downloaded for free on our website so click the link in the description right now to sign up for your free lifetime account okay today&#39;s topic is how to achieve your language goals when your motivation is low are you terrible at staying motivated with language learning good because then you&#39;ll love today&#39;s episode if you want to learn how to stay motivated or regain motivation if you&#39;ve lost it stick around there are five simple ways to stay motivated and keep going and one of them you&#39;ll probably hate but you need to hear it anyway but first if you&#39;re looking for new free language resources and downloads here are this month&#39;s new lessons resources be sure to download these now before we take them down in a few days first the how to talk about your feelings PDF ebook you&#39;ll learn over 90 words and phrases for feelings with this bonus PDF picture eBook download and review it on any device and second the correcting mistakes conversation sheat sheet learn how to correct others and say no you&#39;re wrong and other fun useful sentence patterns download this PDF cheat sheet for free to get your free resources click the link in in the description below right now they&#39;re yours to keep forever how to achieve your language goals when your motivation is low so some time ago you made the decision to learn a new language you took the first step you started which is super important but the second half of the battle is to keep going which is where most people fall off and for that you need motivation so how do you stay motivated or regain motivation if you&#39;ve lost it there are five simple ways to stay motivated and keep going one find a way to enjoy learning and this one is important because if you want to reach a goal like learning a language what will get you there is it a your desire to reach this goal or be the process the actual learning you can want and dream about the goal all you want but it&#39;s the learning not the wanting that actually gets you speaking the language so you must actually like the learning process or at least not hate it so what can you do here if you&#39;re one of the few people that genuinely love learning regardless of how you&#39;ve hit the jackpot and you&#39;ll be fine but if you&#39;re like most people who&#39;ve had a rocky relationship with trying to learn things you should find what works for you if you prefer to listen to audio lessons and podcasts then go with that if you prefer reading check out our extensive reading books and if you enjoy writing things out by hand check out our free language worksheets the only right answer here is find what you like but make sure it actually works because you may like watching YouTube videos you may like doing vocabulary games on your phone but if you can barely speak the language after weeks and months then you&#39;re not actually learning anything and it doesn&#39;t work all right next up two learn with an actual teacher whether with our live group classes our Premium Plus teacher or your own teacher having that human interaction and someone to answer to Is automatically more motivating just think if you do language lessons on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. if it&#39;s between a a teacher and B an app on your phone you&#39;d definitely be more motivated to make it to the lesson with the actual teacher There&#39;s an actual person waiting for you who will talk to you ask you questions and give you feedback in the app that&#39;s sitting on your phone somewhere on the third or fourth screen it&#39;s not exactly going to get you motivated if it did you&#39;d be fluent already but you&#39;re not and here we are number three you must see your progress yes this is the next best way to stay motivated imagine going to the gym for a few weeks and now you&#39;re finally starting to see some muscle in the mirror you see results and that&#39;s pretty motivating right those results make you want to keep on going because you feel like you&#39;re getting better and because you&#39;re getting better it&#39;s kind of becoming fun but how do you apply that to language learning because you can&#39;t really see language muscles the good news is there are a few things you can do here a if you&#39;re learning with a teacher ask for feedback if a native speaker tells you you&#39;ve improved how happy would you be to hear that b next track your progress with our dashboard on the site remember the one thing you can control with language is the time you put in and language learning is a function of time the more time you put in the better you get if you&#39;re ever wondering why you&#39;re not improving well the easy answer is usually you&#39;re not putting in enough time and our Learning System will track that for you when you finish a lesson the dashboard tracks that and shows you how far you&#39;ve come the hour studyed the lessons completed how close you are to finishing the beginner level and leveling up to intermediate level these are just two ways you can see your progress grow fourth have something to lose now this method is unusual and most people will not do it but it works really well for the few that do the fact is no one likes losing and avoiding loss is such a powerful motivator that it&#39;s well known in Psychology studies show that the amount of pain you feel over losing $10 is much greater than the positive feelings you get over finding $10 so how do you apply this to language you can use this loss aversion as motivation just invest in a language learning textbook or a learning program or a class the point is if you invest it means you care enough about your goals to invest you don&#39;t want to waste your investment and as such you&#39;re emotionally committed to this goal you&#39;ll value and use the resource a lot more unlike the free apps you downloaded and forgot about now you&#39;d think that this last tip would be the one that people would hate to hear but it&#39;s not it&#39;s the fifth and last one five keep on going the tricky thing with motivation is you can wish for it you can want it all you want you can watch videos about it but true motivation comes after taking action not before which is why all of the tips we mentioned involve some sort of action so if you don&#39;t take action and learn the motivation won&#39;t come so stick with the language and keep going for two reasons first eventually you&#39;ll see results which make it more fun and inspires more action and second if you stick with the language long enough the language becomes a part of your identity which is exactly what you want at that point you don&#39;t have to motivate yourself because it&#39;s natural you just do it because it&#39;s who you are so take action first and the motivation will follow thank you for watching this episode of monthly review next time we&#39;ll talk about the satisfaction of reaching goals if you enjoyed these tips hit the like button share the video with anyone who&#39;s trying to learn a language and subscribe to our Channel we release new videos every week and if you&#39;re ready to finally learn language the fast fun and easy way and start speaking from your very first lesson get our complete learning program sign up for your free lifetime account right now click the link in the description see you next time bye
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