Question: do you do enough in English? If you don’t see progress, I can almost guarantee that you absolutely do not.
If you want to improve in English…
… two things have to happen:
- Intensive, focused study each and every day, and
- As much usage and exposure to English as you can possibly get.
Both of these things have to happen.
(See the free “Rocket Launch Method” training.)
Just studying English will leave you with academic knowledge that you can’t actually use in the real world.
Just using English will leave you with very messy English that is hard for people to understand and that doesn’t ever grow.
Balance is everything.
Most people aren’t doing enough in English
Take Alex, one of my current MEFA members who said:
“The last two weeks I used English more than for the whole year before now.”
He is not in a special situation.
And anyone can do what he did (in fact, I teach it in Week 1 of my Accelerator course). You’ve just got to think outside the box a little.
At the end of the day
The more you do in English, when combined with the right kind of focused learning and study, the faster you will improve.
The study is important, of course.
You can’t JUST do stuff in English and expect to improve: that’s many people who live in English speaking countries end up disappointed.
If you want to learn more about this, the best place to start is my free “Rocket Launch Method” training, where I’ll teach you the method I use, and the 5 changes you need to make to the way you learn and use English to improve.
Best,
Julian Northbrook