Speak English Fluently: Master Your Real-Life Communication

I really believe that every single person has the potential to excel in English, but I feel like sometimes the way we think about English or the beliefs we have about English and studying are quite limiting [music] and for as much information I can give you, if you are full with your own beliefs around English or anything else, it's very difficult for me to to make an impact and help you truly understand what it is I want to teach you have a wall. We're going to be having a look at a series of mindset videos. We're looking at four different mindset ideas and techniques [music] that are designed to help you identify how you feel about English, what your blocks are, and how to get rid of those blocks [music] so you can start increasing your confidence when speaking. At the end of watching those four videos, you will see that you will have a PDF. Now, it's a very simple, easy exercise. Um, it's just you've got about 10 questions that you need to answer in regards to what you've watched in the mindset videos. Now, the questions are designed to start getting you to think about, you know, the mindset techniques I've spoken to you about reflecting on yourself, your feelings, your goals, so you can really maximize this experience. [music] Go ahead and read that and best of luck. All right, guys. Enjoy and get started now with your mindset videos. Bye. Hey ladies. So here we are talking about the awareness mindset. And you may be thinking Gia, what does awareness have anything to do with learning English? Very good question. It actually has a lot to do with learning English. And that's why this is the very first video that I am showing you. and that we're going to be going through. Now, a lot of the time when we start something new, in this case, when we start English, we just think, "Oh, okay. I I'm learning something new, I just need to study the material and that's it." And if my results aren't what I want, it just means I didn't study hard enough. I'm here to break that belief. I want you to think right now in this moment about how you feel when you're speaking English. Do you feel confident? Um do you feel positive? Or do you feel scared? Do you feel uncomfortable? Do you feel overwhelmed? Then think about the voices you have in your head. What are the things that you're telling yourself? You know, are are you self-doubting? Are you shaming yourself? Are you telling yourself you're not good enough? You'll never be able to do it. It's too hard. Who cares? What conversation is going on in your head? Now, the reason why I am asking you to think about this and self-reflect about this is because how you feel and how you think is what's shaping your results in terms of your English. Imagine this. Imagine you have to take a test and you feel horrible and you're like, "Oh my god, it's a test." You feel nervous. You feel scared. You want to throw up. And at the same time, when you are taking the test and you're writing, you're just telling yourself horrible, negative things, you're terrible, you can't do it, you're not good enough, she's better than you, you're going to fail. Think how that makes you feel. Do you think that you're going to do well in your test? Do you think that you're going to have a positive outcome? Absolutely not. I'm here talking to you about awareness. Because if you do not become aware of how you feel when you speak or study English and what you think about, what you tell yourself when you speak and study English, you are going to be very disconnected from your results. Meaning, if you're thinking and feeling something that you don't want, you're going to achieve a result that you don't want, you want to be aligned with your thinking and your feeling in order to get the results that you want. And we are all here because we want to have very positive results. Meaning, we need to have positive thoughts and positive feelings. So this is the first thing I wanted to introduce you to in the sense of being aware. English doesn't start from opening up a Cambridge book or thinking this is the list of phrasal verbs I need to learn. That's not where your journey starts. Your journey starts with understanding how you feel and how you think about English and correcting that. Okay? So, if you're sitting here saying, "Wow, I feel horrible when I speak English. I think I'm terrible." What do you think I'm going to tell you that you need to start doing? You need to start obviously telling yourself positive things when you're speaking English. And instead of manifesting the negative feelings, start manifesting the feelings of you having won you having achieved your goals and work on this image in order to begin learning English. Now, the next thing I want to speak to you about is an awareness about where you are and what it means to speak a new language. [snorts] Again, a lot of the time we have the misconception that speaking a language is just a insignificant action like putting my hand up. And we fail to see the connection of speaking a language with, you know, our emotions or our image of our self. And I want to talk to you about this because I found that women who have a problem with confidence and fear and self-doubt, when I present this new perspective to them, they say, "Wow, that's what the problem is." And they do a 360 degree turnaround. And it's almost like in two lessons they start speaking English confidently and they tell me, "Gaia, I feel so much better. Thank you." So I I don't say this just because, you know, uh I I want to sound cool or I want to sound like a great teacher. I tell you with the utmost love because I'm honestly here to help you. And this has helped so many women before you. So I really want to share it with you. So I want to talk to you about being aware of what it means to speak a new language. Okay? Our language for us is a form of identification. It's how we formulate our image to the exterior world. Think about the clothes you put on, the way you do your hair, even your makeup. You get dressed in a certain way because you want to convey a message. You want to show the world this is me. This is my style. This is how I express myself. Voice, language is the exact same thing. The way you speak, the words you use, the the feeling you have about yourself when you speak a language is the image you convey to your exterior world. Now imagine, think about when you're speaking your native language. You feel like you I know I speak English and I'm like, "Oh yes, English. I'm Gia. I know Gia has this tone of voice. Gia uses these words. Gaia, you know, makes jokes in this way." Now, think when you have to speak English and you have that feeling like you're a 2-year-old girl, that you can't express yourself. You feel weird. You feel like I I know the words in my native language, but if I have to say it in English, I don't know what to say. This all comes down to you not knowing how to be you when you speak English. You don't know. You don't know how to express yourself. Not because of vocabulary, not because of grammar, because there's a there's something that's not connected. You don't have a relationship between you and the English language. And this is what you all have to take a minute to really breathe in and become aware of. Right now, you're blocked because of your English because you haven't formed a relationship between yourself and your new language. You just simply don't know how to be you when you speak English. It's like if you have to wear something that's completely different to your style. I always wear black. Imagine I was in a big pink dress. I would feel extremely uncomfortable standing here speaking to all of you women because not me. How can I be wearing a pink dress? I don't know how to I'm embarrassed. I look weird. People are judging me. That's exactly what goes through your head when you have to start speaking English. You have a disguise on. So if you want to feel good when you speak English and feel empowered and positive and successful that comes from forming a relationship with the language and being aware that that's where your blocks coming from. Because if you recognize that you're scared and you recognize that you have difficulty speaking English, this is fantastic. But if the reason behind this you give because you're not good enough or the reason you think it's because you don't know enough vocabulary, then you're you are self-sabotaging yourself. You're not giving yourself the opportunity to really really grow and improve in the English language. You need to understand that this is just because you just don't know how to be you yet in English. That's it. But I'm going to teach you how. Yes, I'm actually very happy that I can teach you how because a lot of the times we hear these, you know, big motivating talks and then we say, "Okay, but how do I do it?" It's very simple and it's exactly why the master class is here for you. You just have to practice but not like practice randomly speaking English. You need to practice talking about your feelings in English. You need to practice talking about your really strong opinions like imagine your political beliefs or your religious beliefs or your beliefs about I don't know how how your lifestyle should be things that really touch you where you're like no but that's not right it has to be like this that is what you need to start practicing in English if you're having a bad day and you feel sad sad and you just want to cry, you got to learn and practice to do that in English. If you're really angry, you need to learn to express that anger in English. If you're embarrassed, the same thing in English. When you feel a very big feeling inside, when you feel overwhelmed and you feel like I need to use my words to express myself, that is when you have to push yourself to do it in English. Not to learn English, although it will help you learn English, but to help you begin to form a relationship between you and English. Okay? Because then once [clears throat] you do that, you'll feel an emotional connection to the words. You'll feel an emotional connection to the sound of the language, to the grammar structures, to the sentences, to the expressions even. And that's when you'll get to the point where you'll feel like, okay, I am starting to feel like myself when I speak English because I know how to express myself. I know how to make people see me for who I am because I can see me for who I am when I speak in English. Okay, this is an amazing amazing thing to learn and I'm very very happy that I can be here sharing it with you because this simple act of being aware can and will completely change your experience of learning English and truly enable you to enjoy the journey and enjoy the language. So, I'm very very happy. I actually forgot there is one more thing that I wanted to go through and it was being aware of when you are successful in English which goes hand inhand with what I was just saying before. Um a lot of the time we're very very hard on ourselves in terms of you know making progress with English and we just think oh like no I spoke so badly today I made a mistake God forbid I I didn't reach any of my goals. You have a big goal with your English and I know all of you do. I want to ask you, how do you expect to realize when you reach that goal and how do you expect to appreciate your success if you can't appreciate the small success you're making along the way? Maybe that you know 5 minute conversation you had where you didn't make a mistake. That's a success. Or the conversation you had where for one minute you felt like wow it's possible I can speak English. That's another success. Success doesn't mean something, you know, enormous and like shocking. Success is even small. It could be a slightest feeling or just because you used a new word. But if you're not aware of those small successes, you're going to lose your motivation and you're going to think, "Oh my god, it takes so long to reach this goal. When am I going to get there?" And then when you reach that goal, you won't even realize it. Okay. So, you need to start getting aware of all the little things you're doing along your journey to reaching your goal and appreciating them and being aware of these small successes in order to realize when you know you've done it and you can speak English and you can really benefit and enjoy that moment. So, that is everything that I wanted to talk to you about awareness and the awareness mindset. I hope you enjoyed it and get started watching the other video now. See you. Hi ladies. So let's talk about goals and fears. In this mindset video, I am going to teach you how to overcome your fears in order to reach your goals. Very simple. Everybody speaks about this when we're having to learn something new, especially when we're learning English. But I am not just going to teach you about the importance of understanding fear and goals. I'm going to teach you how to actually do it. Because I found along the way learning English and learning everything else, everybody tells you to be confident and everybody tells you just don't think of the negative stuff and think positive. And it's great to a certain point because you get all like, "Yeah, fantastic. I'm just going to be positive. I don't have any fears. Everything's fine." But then when the fears do come and what do you do? Like it's not enough to tell yourself to be positive. It's not enough to tell yourself not to have a fear. So in the moment that it counts in the critical moment when you're speaking in English or you're doing a presentation in English generally your fear wins and generally you get stuck and then you just start the whole process again. And this happens because of the common misconception that I believe it is that you just like it everything and everyone tells you to not have fear. So you think that the only way that you're going to achieve your goals and feel confident is to, you know, for your fear not to exist anymore. But I want to tell you that that's not going to happen. And that's not the right way to think of it. And thinking that you can only achieve your goals once your fear is completely gone, you're not going to get there the way you want and you're probably going to have a lot of difficulty. So, scrap that idea and I want to present to you a new idea and let's see if it can help you because it definitely helped me and it's also helped a lot of the women that I've taught. So, I'm quite sure it's going to help you. Now, I want you to think of your of a situation, okay, when you've felt really uncomfortable speaking English. Okay? think maybe I don't know you had a conversation where you're like oh it's so difficult or you're in a board meeting or you were giving you know a presentation at a medical congress for example and you know you're up there and you're getting ready to speak English and you start freaking out and what happens your fear increases oh my god I'm so scared I can't do it I'm going to make a mistake everyone's judging me and you've got a big fear monster here that's having a party. Okay, he's loving you freaking out. And what's your natural reaction? What have you been taught to do up until now? Just be positive. Don't think of fear. I shouldn't be scared. I can do it. I'm not scared. Come on, you're stronger. You're stronger. That does that make you feel better? Because when I do that, and I did do it, it makes me feel anxious. It makes me feel more scared because if I tell myself don't be scared, I hear the word scared and all I can think of is scared, scared, scared. And my monster gets bigger and bigger and bigger. And that fear of anxiety I have, anxiety of thinking I have to be positive, but I'm not. And I have to be confident, but I'm not. That feeds the fear of being scared. and it feeds this big monster and it just doesn't work. Okay, but instead I want to give you another option. Same scenario, big monster. You're freaking out and you say, "Okay." And you release the resistance and you say, "You know what? I'm scared. I have a scary monster here and he's freaking out. I can't do anything about it." Take your energy away from here and move it to the other side. Accept that your monster's there. He can stay there. He's having fun. Shift your focus to something else. Start thinking of how amazing you will feel once you achieve your goal. Once the conversation is over, once you finished giving your speech and everybody is clapping and applauding you, think of how incredible you will feel when you see the other person speaking to you and they're truly engaged and interested by what you're saying. How proud will you feel? You'll feel like you've accomplished something. Close your eyes. Think of that feeling. Think of a goal you have in terms of your English or think of a fear that you had and twist the perspective and start thinking. Imagine that it wasn't a fear. Imagine it went completely perfectly and the small talk wasn't awkward. The small talk was interesting for example and everybody in the board meeting stood up and they applauded you and they congratulated you for your English. They complimented you for your English. Let those thoughts roll around in your mind. And now become aware of how you feel. Do you feel calmer? Do you feel a bit more excited? You feel like, "Oh my god, I can't wait for this to happen." You feel powerful and strong and like, "Oh, I don't even need Guy's English class. I've got it. I'm confident." That is a big difference from telling yourself to not be scared, right? anxiety, strength, okay, fear, power. It's a very big difference. What you've done is you've let go of the fear by letting go of the resistance by saying, "Okay, I'm scared. It's fine. It can stay there." And you've shifted your focus to something better to an idea that makes you feel good. and all of a sudden those feelings of anxiety aren't there anymore. So when you're in the moment of feeling so scared and blocked and whatever negative thing about your English, just accept the feeling and be like, "Okay, I can't do anything about it." And shift your focus to imagining if that situation wasn't the way you think it is and it was successful. Start manifesting those feelings and then give energy to those feelings. Make those feelings bigger. Feel them throughout your whole body even though the reality might not match it yet. Because what's going to happen is a shift. Okay? You're going to see this big fear slowly, slowly get weaker and weaker. And this good, amazing, powerful feeling is going to get higher and higher. Whatever you give your energy to will grow. If you give your energy to don't be scared, be confident. You have to be better. Oh my god, I'm freaking out. Those feelings will grow. If you give your energy to I'm successful, I feel amazing. I'm so confident. I can't believe that you know this goal I reached. That feeling is going to get better. And this very simple technique is how you in moments of difficulty are going to make your goals bigger than your fears. Remember I didn't say eliminate your fears. Okay? Make your goals bigger than your fears because by making goals bigger, fears are smaller and we're no longer controlled by them. Okay? I can't tell you that you will never have a fear again about speaking English. Okay? It would be great. It would help me sell the master class if I had a perfect little magic pill that said, "Oh, you'll never have a fear again." What I can tell you and what I can teach you is how to minimize those fears so they no longer control you so you can start reaching your goals and feeling great about learning English and speaking English. So that is exactly what I wanted to go through with you today in this mindset of making your goals bigger than your fears. Um do reflect on it. Maybe watch this video a few times cuz there's a lot of information there and I hope that it's beneficial. I'll see you next time. Next mindset ladies we're going to be speaking about is how English is a tool and to start thinking about English as an instrument, a software, a technique or thing that allows you to do bigger and better things like a computer, like the internet, like sending emails. This is how I want you to start thinking about your English because right now English is a big scary monster that wants to destroy your life. [laughter] Not literally, but I know that it is not the most positive thing right now in your mind. And I want to change that idea. Now, I want to introduce you to a concept that is going to really help you when you're having to communicate in English particularly, you know, when you're at work, when you're having English conversations, when you're face to face with English and you need to use it. I want you to think again using the mindset of awareness of when you're, you know, when you're speaking English, what are you thinking about? Okay. Now, if you haven't done the awareness, you know, mindset video, you're probably still thinking all your negative thoughts. But once you've got your negative thoughts out of the way, think about what you're thinking about in English, are you thinking about, you know, having to connect with the person you're speaking to? Are you thinking of ways um you can make them more engaged in the conversation? ways that you can form a connection, empathy, um, understanding, comprehension, or are you thinking of your English? Are you thinking of the vocabulary you use, the grammar, uh, showing the person that you're fantastic at speaking English? See, a lot of the time, most of the time when you're learning English, you think everyone's your teacher because, well, you you learn English generally at school and that's your first contact with the language. A person like myself that says, "Let me hear you speak English." Oh, that's right. That's wrong. Not so good. So what happens is when you go off in real life and you speak to native speakers, you just have the image that oh my god, it's my teacher. They're judging me. They're testing me. They're analyzing how good is my English. And what result do you think you produce from that? What how do you act in [clears throat] that situation? Well, you're the perfect student. You try to use fantastic complex sentences, idioms, phrasal verbs, advanced vocabulary. And what does that normally, you know, do to the quality of your language? When we mix it with the fear of speaking English, you've built the expectation to use complex everything plus the fear of, "Oh my god, I'm not good enough to speak English." What you produce and what comes out of your mouth can be a little bit of a disaster. it can it's going to be quite you know confusing or long or strange sentences and it's happened so many times with you girls you know when I've taught you or those of you who I've taught in the lessons and you say to me that like you try to express an idea and I'll correct you and you think oh that's so simple why didn't I think of that it's just three words but I told you three sentences to express that idea And I say, "Yeah, I know." And they say, "Oh, but it's because you're a teacher. You're native. You know how to speak English." Yeah, of course that helps. But it's just because of what I'm thinking and what you're thinking. More importantly, when you're speaking in English, you want to impress people. So, you're entering all of your English communication and conversations with this idea that you have to impress the person you're speaking to, and you're being selfish. I know it doesn't feel like you're being selfish cuz you don't feel good, but you're being selfish in the sense that you're just thinking about what you're doing. And a conversation is not about that. A conversation is about connection with another person. It's about forming relationships on coming up with new ideas, experiences. This is a conversation. And it's not about proving how good your English is. And unfortunately because of the way, you know, a lot of you have learned English, you see everybody as a teacher and you see English as this big thing that you have to, you know, show people that you're so good at. This really interrupts the way that you speak English. Another thing that still you know in terms of you know understanding English as a tool and not as this scary monster that we need to use to impress people is the status you've given to English. English today like right now in this minute is literally a status symbol and I tell you as an English teacher you know I I love English. I want to teach English but it has become a trend and a status symbol where people have begun and especially in the business world measuring ability based on English. A lot of the times when you're having to do something in English, maybe you're at work, maybe I don't know, you're you're having to speak to your friend, you measure your ability in doing that task based on how good you are at English. This is so counterproductive. Imagine you're at work and you are a special specialist, you know, programmer and you, you know, you've gone to the best university. Um, you know, all of the latest software, you've been awarded for your abilities and now you have to work in an English-speaking environment. What happens so many times is this amazing person that is so super super qualified starts to doubt their ability professionally because their English isn't good enough. Your English isn't a measurement of your overall abilities. If you make mistakes in English, if you're not perfect in English, it doesn't mean that you're not good at all of the other things that you're doing. English is a tool. And so many times I teach students who tell me that their English has to be 100% perfect in order to then continue their life. and they make English their goal instead of the job they want. They make English their goal instead of moving to an English-speaking country. They make English their goal instead of making new friends. English isn't your goal. English is the software you need to learn how to use in order to reach your goal. Okay? When you're speaking English, if you don't understand this, you put so much importance, expectation, and pressure on your English, which limits you from being able to go off and actually reach your goals. You need to start seeing English as a tool, not the definite goal of your life. And until you do that, that you're going to feel that I'm never good enough. And you're going to have those uncomfortable, awkward conversations where you feel like you give these big, long, strange sentences without just getting straight to the point and making the other person understand you. You see, a lot of students ask me about fluency and they ask me about being a C1 level and they say, "Oh, G, you know, how many words do I need to know to be fluent?" And how many words do I need to know to be, you know, an advanced C2 level? I think, okay, that's great. They're really good goals, but fluency and being advanced in English isn't about what you check off [snorts] on paper according to Cambridge or according to the IELS test. It's about how effective you communicate, how well you engage in conversation and transmit messages and information. Because at the end of the day, that's why we're using English. That's why everybody now has to learn English for work because we need to spread information. We need to move ahead. We need to invent new ideas. is we need to collaborate. We need to work on new projects. English is the tool that unifies everyone in order to do that. English isn't the goal. Okay? So, I really want you to start thinking about this because it's something that is going to reshape the way you're speaking English. Think of think of your conversations. Think who do I think about? Do I think of me or do I think of the person I'm speaking to? Am I trying to impress them? Am I more concerned about my pronunciation than if the person's understood? Where where's my head at? Okay, you need to re-evaluate this because you can have the best pronunciation, the best grammar, but if you can't transmit a message, if you can't make me understand how you feel, then you failed. Because the point of communication is understanding. And you're only going to transmit that understanding if you start approaching your, you know, connection and your experience with the English language the same way you do with your native language. Think of the other person. Don't think of yourself. It's not an English test. Okay? Remember, keep this in your mind. English is just a tool. It's something you need to learn in order to do bigger and better things in your life. It is not your end goal and your final result. You want to do many amazing things and English helps you do them, okay? It's not the final thing. Now, I hope that you enjoyed this mindset. This again was quite complicated, so you probably want to watch the video a few more times. But um I hope that you started seeing some light bulbs going off and it's really starting to help you find a new perspective when you're having to you know study and speak English. So enjoy. Okay ladies, now it's time to talk about the time mindset. Time is an important thing because I guess it's time that decides when and what you can do and especially in regards to English. Time isn't always so kind. So English funnally is one of the most crucial things for all of us, right? It's so urgent, but at the same time, it's seen as a luxury, as a hobby, as something you do in your free time, which which is quite interesting because something that has so much urgency theoretically in practice is, you know, given the same importance as, I don't know, maybe going for a walk or doing that exercise that you really should do, but you just can't find the time. So, that's why I want to talk to you about time because I want to make sure that you've got your head screwed on the right way when you're thinking about how you're going to manage your studies and divide your time in the masterclass program for your English. Now, I know that we're all really busy. I mean, I'm a mother myself. Uh I have a little girl. I work. I have a family. It it gets crazy. And it's really easy, and I do it all the time myself, but it's really easy to find the excuse that, oh, I really want to do it, but I don't have time. I personally really want to do yoga, but I don't have time. I really want to start running, but oh, I just don't have time. And I was okay with this excuse. I was okay with this excuse even for some of my students for a while until I realized that that's actually not the case and I watched this incredible TED video and I shared it on the Facebook group and also I think on the Facebook page. So if you are interested go through and have a look. If you can't find it I'll tag you with it. And this video opened my eyes in regards to the concept of time. And it's a very simple simple idea that this woman expresses. And it's the fact of it's not that you don't have time. It's just that what you want to do is not your priority. And this made a light go off. And I thought, wow, priority. And look at the start it I had a difficulty being open to this new mindset because I was proud and I said no but you know I do everything that I can do and it's not that it's not a priority I just I don't have time I have a 2-year-old I'm busy I work once my ego [laughter] went away and I was able to truly reflect I thought this is incredible and this is going to help my ladies learn English because English is one of those things we don't have time for. But it's not because we don't have time. It's just because we haven't made it a priority. Now, this TED video gives a very interesting example. and she speaks about one of her friends who had a very busy schedule and she wanted to join a pottery class but she couldn't because she didn't have enough time and she only needed 1 hour a week but wherever she looked she couldn't find the time to do it. Finally, what happened to her was she had a problem with her plumbing. And what was supposed to be a minor problem turned into a week-long problem where she had to find seven extra hours in her week in order to stay at home and supervised the plumber while he fixed her water system. Now, let me remind you, the same woman before was trying to find 1 hour a week for pottery class, but she didn't. But she was able to find seven hours for a leaking pipe. Why? Because it's simple. The pipe was an emergency. Her house was flooded. You can't stay with water in your house. So what happens in our list of things to do? That becomes number one. And magically we find the time priority. Her pottery class wasn't her priority. the leaking pipe obviously naturally was her priority. Now, I'm not telling you that English has to be your number one priority over every single thing that you're doing in your family, but it does have to be a priority. And I want you to start to reflect and think about, you know, your daily routine. Think about where your time is spent. And I did this exercise with my students and one of my students, Leiz, took this so seriously and I was so proud of her and she really analyzed and she found some shocking results and she used this to maximize and really start, you know, understanding how to use her time efficiently. It's something that's very, very powerful because we have the idea that we're busy because we're always moving. But when you break down your day, don't look at the hours. Look at the minutes and the seconds that you spend doing particular tasks and ask yourself, how many minutes a day do I spend scrolling through Instagram? What do I do when I first open my eyes in the morning? Do I reach out my phone and scroll through Facebook? And in your mind say, "Yeah, but you know," you might say, "Oh, it's nothing. It's only a few minutes." Like, yeah, right. is if I'm going to find time to do English then no but you find 2 minutes plus 1 minute plus 5 minutes maybe plus half an hour all of this time adds up that's all free time that you were probably wasting or not using productively that once English becomes a priority you use that time for your English think about what you're doing in the car in the morning I We all live in big, you know, busy cities. You sit in the car in traffic. And generally when we're sitting in the car in the middle of traffic, we're complaining about traffic. 10 minutes, half an hour, sometimes even an hour if you're in Rome complaining about traffic. But change your perspective. It's an opportunity. It's time that you can be using for something that is your priority. So, is it your priority to complain about the traffic or is it your priority to practice your English? See, [snorts] when something becomes a priority, you see it everywhere. It's like when you buy a new car. You buy a red car and all of a sudden you're so aware of the red car. You see it everywhere because it's all you think about. Happens to me all the time when I buy a pair of shoes or a piece of clothing. I I get all happy and I'm like, "Yeah, I really like this new piece of clothing." And then I see everybody else wearing it. The same is about your priority. If your mind is switched into an English priority, whenever you have free time, you automatically link it to your English and say free time, I can learn English. That is how you are going to find the time to learn English. It's not about having to sacrifice a whole day and think, oh no, I have to study English for 2 hours and read a book. how boring. That's not how you're going to study English. You need to learn smart. Okay? Organize your priorities and ask yourself, is English my priority? What am I spending all my time on? And just make the decision to make English your priority. And the two will connect, your time and your English. And you will find that you will have too much time to be able to study all the English that you want. Okay, it's very very powerful and I know that this will make a difference. And I tell you this because the masterclass program, it's very straightforward. It's been designed to make English as accessible as possible for all types of women from students to mothers to young adults. But sometimes the things that require the least of your attention or that seem the most straightforward get bumped to the end of the list because you think, "Oh, it's easy. I'll find time for that." It won't happen. Make the choice to make English your priority in order to get the most of this master class and your whole experience with English. All right, guys. I hope you enjoyed this video. Um, this takes you to the very end of, you know, the series of of the series of videos in the starter kit. Um, I would recommend you re-watching all of them if you can, just to really absorb the information. And when you're ready, you can go ahead and complete the questions in the PDF that just help you reflect back on everything we've gone through in these videos to really start understanding, you know, where you're going to place your intention, your goals, understanding your time, and really understanding how to build your relationship with the English language. All right, guys. I hope you enjoyed, and I will see you in the English lessons. See you later.