Howdy All! How is 2020 treating you so far? Have you started exercising? Given up smoking and drinking? Saving more money? Using less plastic? Eating healthier food?
Whatever you want to achieve this year, make improving your English one of your habits. Yes, a habit! Improving your English isn’t a goal in itself, it’s a habit to form to continually improve. If you’re not very good at creating new habits, and let’s face it who is?, take a look at this. I have created a free blueprint pdf for you to get into the habit of studying, practicing and improving your English.
Click here for this week’s free cheatsheet – Your English Habit Blueprint
To read more about creating habits have a look at this post from last year.
I know you are itching to find out what my goals are for this year so here’s my shortlist:
- Run a sub 40 minute 10km at a specific race in Kladno in November (my current PB is 40.32)
- Improve my Czech language with my new teacher and be able to use and understand all modal verb usage + learn and use 52 new verbs (one a week)
- No alcohol for the first two months of the year. (9 days in so far, so good)
So what’s your vision for your English this year? Do you have one? A target of where you would like to be by the end of the year? Have you thought about and set some goals. If you want some help in determining your goals you can download this useful goal setting sheet. To read more about why goal setting is important to your English, read this.
So, I’ll keep it short this year as you are a very busy person 🙂 but I’ll be back soon to help you learn English the smart way.
Happy New Year,
Richard.
