Hi there, this is Julian, from doingenglish.com, and let me ask you a question.
Are you learning English every day?
Recently, a new member joined the Doing English Plus Group, and she mentioned in the community
that she was feeling frustrated with her English progress.
Another member replied to her post, basically, talking about the importance of routine.
"Sort out our English learning routine," she said, "and results will surely follow."
I one hundred percent agree.
Nothing could be truer.
When you sort out a routine, and do it consistently, amazing things happen.
I'm always talking about the importance of just putting in the time and the effort I
you want to get really good at English.
Really, if you get your routine sorted out, it doesn't even need to be that much time.
There's a really great story that you might have heard of before about two teams of explorers
racing to reach the South Pole.
This was in 1911, and there was a team of Norwegians led by a guy called Roald Amundsen
and a team of Brits, led by Robert Falcon Scott.
They had to walk about a thousand-four hundred miles to get to their destination.
Scott's team decided that they would walk as far as possible on good weather days.
On days where the weather conditions were bad, they would rest and conserve their energy.
Amundsen's team, on the other hand, decided that they would stick to a very strict routine
of just twenty miles a day, regardless of weather conditions.
On good weather days, they could probably walk a lot further, but they decided that
they would just walk twenty miles a day, and then save their energy.
Amundsen's team made it to the south pole and back on schedule.
Scott's team, on the other hand, died on route.
This story really highlights the importance of doing something consistently, just a bit
at a time.
If you just put twenty minutes into your English a day, you will get much, much better results
than you will if you put in a few hours just once week.
Routine, consistency, is the key.
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In the next video, what have I got coming up in the next video?
I'm going to French toast method, and this is really going to help you to learn English
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Okay, that's it from me today, goodbye.