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Getting into the habit of learning a language If you’ve been trying to become fluent but feel you lack willpower, this post is for you. With six easy tips, I set out how to turn language study into an easy habit. Buy Post-it notes Post-it notes are essential for acting as your cue. How about an example? Okay, I’ll let you in on how I use them. Be specific about when you will do something With your new Post-it notes, you are going to be exact about what day and time you will carry out your new habit. So, on your note, you could write: “Every morning at 7 am I will learn ten new words”. This instructs your subconscious mind to follow through. Add your new habit to an everyday habit Each morning I have to go into my wardrobe for my clothes. So on the wardrobe door, I placed a Post-it note reminding me of how many press-ups I needed to do. This is what habit specialists call a cue. An item that reminds you of the habit you don’t want to miss. Take your time with any new habit Treat your habit as an ongoing everyday activity, not as something you will stop once you get an award. Don’t punish yourself for setbacks Do not try to make up for a missed day by doing twice as much study as usual. Stick to two hours of revision, not four. If you don’t, your subconscious will begin to associate your language routine with torture, and you will quit before you know it. Factor in a reward Long term goals will not yield immediate rewards. This puts a lot of people off, particularly those looking for a certificate to showcase their achievement. Always factor in a reward that will come sooner rather than later. On days when I don't run, I reward myself by reading fiction and drinking coffee. Conclusion If you’d like to know more about the subconscious, please check out my LinkedIn article on the topic (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-program-your-subconscious-success-mark-jones/). You can also download a PDF copy of the article on my website: www.markjonesmarketing.com

3 de junio de 2021

Learning Article: A Beginner's Guide To Japanese

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Interested in learning Japanese? Check out this guide covering the basics of what you'll need to get to grips with this unique, complex, and beautiful language.

17 de enero de 2019

A Beginner's Guide To Japanese

Many organizations, such as the Foreign Service Institute, classify Japanese as a category five language, meaning challenging to learn. Other languages such as French, Italian, and Spanish are classified as category one, meaning easy.

17 de enero de 2019

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Learning Article: Like Or Dislike: Using Social Media To Learn A Language

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In terms of learning a language, is social media able to help us or distract us completely from the learning process? Read on to find how to integrate social media into your language studies.

12 de diciembre de 2018

Like Or Dislike: Using Social Media To Learn A Language

In terms of learning a language, is social media able to help us or distract us completely from the learning process? Read on to find how to integrate social media into your language studies.

12 de diciembre de 2018

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Learning Article: 10 Reasons You Should Join A Language Learning Community

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There are a plethora of benefits connecting to learning a language within a community. Check out the new official language learning facebook group of italki 'For the love of languages'. It aims to give enthusiastic language learners the opportunity to share knowledge, get language questions answered, and receive support and motivation while learning!

21 de noviembre de 2018

10 Reasons You Should Join A Language Learning Community

19 de noviembre de 2018

Learning Article: Minimalism And The Art Of Learning A Language

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Since the birth of the internet, it is all too easy to be buried in excess information and excess purchases. This can create information overload and time wasted on items which will not further our goal of learning a language. Here are some ways to de-clutter your life and make more room for language studying.

16 de noviembre de 2018

Minimalism And The Art Of Learning A Language

16 de noviembre de 2018

Learning Article : Why We Should Learn Languages

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Once you've chosen a target language, and begun to study it, it is important to believe in yourself at all times. Although many people are asking how to learn different languages, do not forget why you chose to learn a language.

27 de octubre de 2018