Welcome to1%Every Thursday you receive tips and content to help you improve your English skills, 1 % at a time. People often make to-do-lists when they want to complete a task or get better at something. You should also consider what NOT to do, especially if you are trying to progress in something like English. One thing you could think about is: what could I remove? Here are somethings I recommend removing/not doing:
So, to improve your English, don't just consider what to do, also think about what NOT to do. You just need to start... TIPS
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A CHALLENGEWrite out your own not-to-do list to see what you can remove to improve... You just need to start... AN INSPIRING QUOTE"What you don't do determines what you can do." Tim Ferriss. TAKE OUR FREE 2 MINUTE QUIZ TO DISCOVER YOUR SPEAKING LEVEL
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Hi! People often tell me about the difficulties they have to improve, personally and professionally.. So, every Thursday I write a free newsletter that you can read in less than 5 minutes, which is full of tips, content and more to help you progress 1% at a time! If you want to join the 1000+ subscribers, sign up below... I'd love to help you progress too! PS- I started the newsletter to help people learn English. Then people told me I could use the same techniques to help people learn in other areas of life too. So. I too progressed and created The 1% to try and help as many people as possible...
Welcome to 1% Every Thursday you receive tips and content to help you improve your English skills, 1 % at a time. In general terms, the Pareto Law states that 80% of results come from 20% of actions. For example: 80% of physical improvements come from 20% of exercises, or 80% of profits come from 20% of customers, or 80% of language progress comes from 20% of activities. So, if we apply this law to your English development, we need to consider the following: What do I spend 80% of my time...
Welcome to 1% Every Thursday you receive tips and content to help you improve your English skills, 1 % at a time. How regularly does a native speak English? How frequently does a professional athlete train? How often does a world-class musician practise? Every day would be the answer. That is why all three of these examples become proficient at what they do. They do something every day. Not just anything. Something specific, and related to their overall goal. Because small, seemingly...
Welcome to 1% Every Thursday you will receive tips and content to help you progress personally and professionally, 1 % at a time. People often tell me the thing they would like to improve the most is to respond as quickly in English as in their native language. So, I decided to write this to help those people, and to tell you that it is absolutely possible! I have been reading and studying communications experts for years and you can have the benefit of their knowledge in just a few minutes....