My first notebook entry on italki

Hello everyone!
My name is Mahmoud, and I want(/ed) to write in this little post about my motivation to learn English.
First of all, I'm an IT Professional and freelancer at the same time, and I deal most of the time with English native speakers from USA and Canada, which convert to many sessions of conversations. The issue is that, everytime I intend to start a conversation, or my partner calls me for a request, I avoid the voice calls and start chat session.
One day, I was watching a conference(/attended a lecture/was attending a conference about) on how to learn a new language without any difficulty, and the Speaker talked about how speaking with native speakers of that language can improve your language and make it easy(/easier) to learn, and that is what italki and similar platforms offer.
Hope I did good in my first entry.
Best Regards.

YOU ROCKED IT, Mahmoud! You did an excellent, excellent job on your first entry! 

My only mini-comments are...

-Every English sentence has a verb, unlike Arabic! So make sure you put your "is's" "are's" and so on there! 

-Every English noun, except for proper nouns, has an article (also unlike Arabic!) So you have to have an a, an, the, this, that, those, or these before a noun!

My first notebook entry on italki

Hello everyone!
My name is Mahmoud, and I want to write in this little post on ["about" might be more natural] my motivation to learn English.
First of all, I'm an IT Pprofessional and freelancer at the same time. I deal most of time with English native speakers from USA and Canada most of the time, which convey ["amount" or "add up to"] to many sessions of [maybe "opportunities for" would sound more natural] conversations. The issue is that, everytime every time [or perhaps "any time"] I intend to start a conversation, or my partner calls me for a request, I avoid the a  voice calls and start a chat session.
One day, I was watching a conference on how to learn a new language without any difficulty, and the Sspeaker talksed about how speaking with native speakers of that language can improve your language [perhaps "fluency," "speech," or "speaking" might fit better here] and make it easy to learn, and how that is what italki and similar platforms have to offer.
Hope I did good in my first entry.
Best Regards.