Hello, my wonderful language learners!

Learning English, or any new language, is an exciting adventure—a bit like climbing a mountain. Sometimes it feels like you're soaring to new heights, and other times, like you’ve hit a steep incline. But every step, no matter how small, takes you closer to the summit. Let me remind you: you are doing something incredible.

Mistakes Are Proof You’re Learning

First, let’s talk about mistakes. They’re not just okay—they’re essential. Think of a baby learning to walk. They wobble, fall, get up, and try again. And just like that baby, every stumble brings you closer to mastery. Every time you mix up words, fumble with grammar, or get tongue-tied, you’re learning. Mistakes aren’t failures—they’re stepping stones.

When you catch yourself saying, "I made a mistake," remember to add, "and I just learned something new." Embrace those moments—they're gifts in disguise!

Progress Over Perfection

Language learning is not about being perfect; it’s about communicating. Can you share your thoughts, express your feelings, and connect with others? If so, you’re succeeding! Even if your sentences aren't perfect or you forget a word, you’re still making progress.

Fluency takes time. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. Some days you'll run faster; other days, you'll take it slow. What matters is that you’re moving forward. Celebrate every small victory, whether it's learning a new word, finishing a lesson, or having your first conversation with a stranger in English.

Make It Fun!

The best learning happens when you’re enjoying yourself. Watch your favorite TV shows or movies in English, even if you need subtitles. Sing along to English songs. Read a book or an article about something you love. Play games, practice with friends, and don’t be afraid to laugh at yourself. Learning doesn’t have to feel like hard work—it can be a source of joy and discovery.

Surround Yourself with English

Immersing yourself in the language, even in small ways, makes a big difference. Change your phone’s language to English, label items around your home, or write your shopping list in English. The more you expose yourself to English, the more natural it will feel.

Remember Why You Started

What brought you to this journey? Was it a dream of traveling, a desire to connect with others, or a goal to grow in your career? Keep that "why" close to your heart. Whenever you feel discouraged, think about how far you’ve already come and the doors that will open for you as you continue to learn.

You’ve Got This

I want you to know that I’m so proud of your dedication and hard work. Learning a new language isn’t easy, but you’re showing up, trying, and growing every day. Keep going! You are capable of more than you realize.

The best way to predict your future is to create it—and that’s exactly what you’re doing, one word, one sentence, one conversation at a time.

Keep climbing, keep smiling, and remember: mistakes are simply proof that you’re learning. You’re not just learning English; you’re building confidence, resilience, and a brighter future. And I’ll be here every step of the way to cheer you on.

Now, let’s make the next step in your journey amazing. You’ve got this!
With excitement and belief in you, I look forward to seeing you soon!
Lisa