How to organize your time to learn English by yourself? ( Habit Tracking) 📝

Do you feel discouraged every time you start because it seems like a long journey? Do you stop learning and feel like you’re back at the beginning? 😓

I understand how frustrating that can be! That’s why I’m here to give you three simple tips to help you stay committed. 💪

#1 Habit Tracking 📊
#2 Think About Your Future Self ⏳
#3 The Feeling of Achievement 🏆

Let’s look at these points in more detail!

Habit Tracking:
Think about habit tracking like Snapchat streaks! 🔥 If you’re not familiar with this, let me explain:
A Snapchat streak is when two people send each other photos or videos (called “Snaps”) every day. If they do this for three days in a row, they get a fire emoji (🔥) next to their names, showing how many days they’ve kept the streak going. If they don’t send a Snap within 24 hours, they might lose the streak.

Now, imagine your language learning as a streak you have to keep every day. 📚 If you miss a day, you lose your progress and have to start over. It’s like having to count the days again after reaching day 7—pretty frustrating, right? 😵

Think About Your Future Self:
Think about how you’ll feel in 10 years. 🌟 Will you be happy that you can speak English? If the answer is yes, then this is something you should work on now.

The Feeling of Achievement:
You know that good feeling when you do something productive? 🌈 Even if it’s just one small task, it can make you feel great. Remember that feeling whenever you want to give up. I’ve been putting off writing this post for a week, but now that I’ve done it, I feel amazing! 🌟

So that’s it! If you want to learn more about habit tracking, check out this video. 🎥

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evE4SJXN1KM&t=344s

and let me know if it helps.

Tell me in the comments, will you try any of these tips? 💬

See you in the next vlog! ✌️