A short YouTube clip by Hadar Shemesh giving practical, actionable advice for committing to daily English practice: schedule practice in your calendar, do at least 10 minutes each morning before checking email or social media, decide ahead of what to practice, and organize the resources beforehand to lower friction and make it easier to show up.
If it's not in your calendar, you are less likely to actually make it happen. Things always happen during the day. There are more important things than your English practice. I get it. But every person has 10 minutes a day. That's all you need. Do it first thing in the morning before the day starts, before you open your inbox or social media. Then you want to decide what it is that you're going to practice every one of those days. And ideally, if you can spend time with organizing the resources for you to practice. And once that's organized, then there is a lot less friction when it comes to showing up for your practice.
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