Excuses we make for not wanting to learn a new language

Mine has to be "It's just too hard" and "I probably should have started when I was much younger.

But now I'm challenging myself and I know I can do it.

 You see, the trick is to laugh at your mistakes but at the same time know that making those mistakes is improving your language. Don't try to take yourself too seriously!

Most important of all relax, enjoy and have fun!

I am losing my big WHY. That's what's roadblock. :neutral_face:

Hey Aileen, I wish I had something super encouraging to say to you, but all I can say is, it's okay to take a step back and reevaluate all the reasons that made you start in the first place. Or better still,take a break,do something else that motivates you and makes you happy and when you find your why,you come right back and kick ass!

"I don't have enough time" and "the lessons are expensive"

Oghenekevwe wrote:

Hey Aileen, I wish I had something super encouraging to say to you, but all I can say is, it's okay to take a step back and reevaluate all the reasons that made you start in the first place. Or better still,take a break,do something else that motivates you and makes you happy and when you find your why,you come right back and kick ass!

Jess.PWinkler wrote:

"I don't have enough time" and "the lessons are expensive"

Yes, that is my excuse.

"I need to get my other languages up to a higher level before adding a new one."

Jess.PWinkler wrote:

"I don't have enough time" and "the lessons are expensive"

Same excuse. :grin::grin::grin:

leosmith wrote:

"I need to get my other languages up to a higher level before adding a new one."

Yes Leo, you are not the average person. You are over there in genious/ent level.

You brought those words right out of my mouth!