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why i did not write hi) i think because i do not have enough grit. 2-3 days ago i watched Anglea Duckworth's video about grit ,at that time i realized that my learning process have problems because i do some prctice like reading, listening thats all. But i do not do concious practice so i can not achieve fluency.in this video mentioned that humanbeing do not like things which they can not,in my opinion we can see it in learning languages,when i started english i was really excited and i want to do everything but after 1 month my passion disappered and i dont want to do anything now im just listen some podcasts,read books which i read before in my native language. only now i understand that i need to do things which i do not like if i wnat acheive my goals. something like this. thanks for reading and i would like to say that we see only finall product we can not see how it was difficult to achieve and how much practice did professionals.

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Without a longer term goal, language learning can be frustrating. One month is not a long time, but as humans we tend to have an "I want it all now" mind set. Just remember why you are studying and make short term goals to achieve while you work on your long term goal. Language learning is a journey, so shorter term goals allow us to move forward while "keeping our eye on the prize". Also remember, one never truly finishes learning a language, one just gets better with time and effort. Good luck on your journey.
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You have the same experience as many people. At the beginning, they are excited about learning, and they learn quickly. But if they don't have a real goal, most people won't continue. So, yes, you have a goal in theory, to be fluent in English. But why? How will that improve your life? Four years ago, I started learning Spanish. My first goal was to get my money's worth from my lessons, but when they finished, I was really lazy. Then I bought tickets to go to Peru, and I found it easier to practise again. I had a real goal, which was to be an independent traveller. Now that I'm home again with no Spanish friends nearby, I've become lazy again! Maybe you need to think about how English will improve your life? Have you signed up for lessons? Spent money on practice books? Are you going on a trip? Working/studying in English? Dating an English speaker?

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