Your English Fluency Plan

Hello! This is Jack from tofluency.com. Welcome to this English lesson where I'm

going to talk about creating a fluency plan and staying consistent with it.

Now, every learner needs to have a plan for fluency - if you don't have a plan

then you're not really doing anything; you're not progressing.

Now, this plan could be written down or it could just be what you do on a daily

basis. So, it doesn't have to be formal and written down but if you are

struggling with your English then i do recommend going through the five steps

for English fluency and I have a free book for you which you can download. The

link is in the description. Now, there are two types of English learners: those who

are happy with their progress - those who are doing a good job improving their

English everyday, and those who aren't happy with their progress.

Ok, now, if you're not happy with the way you're improving your English then you

need to make changes and that's something I can help you with. Again, if

you don't have my book I strongly recommend that you get it now. But I want to

focus this lesson on those who are happy with their progress because if you are

happy with your progress, there are two things to think about:

firstly, you want to ensure that you stay consistent - you want to ensure that you

continue doing what you're doing on a daily basis. Now, there are many reasons

why you might stop using this plan, and one reason is because someone tells you

about a new way of learning English or you read a website that tells you about

course that's really going to help you, or, you know, you go abroad and study

abroad for a while and then you forget about what you normally do... this can stop

us from staying consistent with our plan and what I recommend you do if you

hear about a new methodm ir if you really want to try a new way of learning, but

you're happy with your progress, is to spend a little bit of the time - a little

bit of your time - trying this new method. So, try it, but don't completely drop your

current plan. So, try this method. If it helps you, great! Implement it.

If it doesn't help you or you don't like it, don't use it and just stay with what

you're currently doing. Because, your plan is going to evolve over time. You do need

to make changes over time to keep it fresh; to make it more specific to you and

your level. Your plan is always going to evolve but don't let a new way of

learning - a new method - completely derail your plan,

ok. If you're happy with your progress,

the second thing to think about. as well. which I've already mentioned is that

your plan is going to evolve. So, yes, you're going to create your initial

fluency plan, but know that this can change. It can adapt. But again, you don't

want to completely change it if you're happy with your current plan and your

current progress. So, what I want you to do is to let me know what you think

about this and tell me if you are currently happy with your level of

progress. If not, you need to make changes. If you're happy, then stay consistent and

let your plan evolved naturally over time. So, please let me know if you're

currently happy with your current progress. Please share this with anyone

who would find it useful and I'll see you in the next lesson!