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I'm gonna be honest. I don't plan every single language learning moment of my life
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There are some times where I feel like I need some more structure in order to progress and offense
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This is how to schedule my languages right now
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So this is how I plan my languages in a more structured way, when I need any structure to progress or when I'm so busy
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That if I don't schedule it in I'm not gonna do it
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first of all goals
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You have to have a clear intention of what it is that you want to achieve and I talked about
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how to set goals in this video
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I think a few weeks ago.
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so you can go check that out and see how do I set my goals in order to achieve them
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Then the second thing I think about is resources
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I pick resources that will help me achieve that goal and that fit easily in my schedule and that I also enjoy
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Resources can really make or break your routine
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If you have the wrong resources, you're not gonna be motivated to use that
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if they are good, but they take too much of your time
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You're not gonna make the time to use them
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So you have to find that resource that fits great with your routine
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You also want the resources that keep you excited and that you wanna go back to
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But you also want resources that adapt your level, so they're not too difficult or too easy for you
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And before I set my weekly routine, I love to think about some habits I can incorporate.
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for example, one habit that I have created
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I use my language learning apps while I drink coffee☕
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it's a nice way to wake up my brain in the morning
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and just get me started for the day
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so having habits in your target language are gonna be super helpful for you because it means that
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no matter how much your life changes you're still gonna do it because you're used to doing it and I talked about this deeper into
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My free course it's in the description
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And now let's go to the nitty-gritty and probably the reason why you're really here, which is the weekly plan
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Now it's time to include all that we talked about before into or daily life
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The first thing that I check is if I have any lessons already planned and I also go in to meet up and check if there
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Are any good events that I could go to so I first set all of that in my calendar
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then I asked my self what's the dynamic that I want with the languages that
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I'm learning. So right now I am learning Portuguese and German
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So do I want to learn like Portuguese one day and then the next day I'm gonna learn Portuguese
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I'm learning German like three days and three days Portuguese
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So there are a lot of ways that you can do this from now. I'm using that every other day "strategy"
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I will learn it say today Portuguese tomorrow German then Portuguese and German and so on and so on. So that's basically how
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I plan my week so I will put it all in this weekly schedule that I have
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So the next thing that I do is that I add the languages that I am maintaining
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So right now I am maintaining Dutch and Italian
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So what I do is that I add time timeframes where I would like to maintain this language
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so either if it is that I'm going to meet up once a week or
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Reading a book. So I will only have these activities like
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Once a week, so once all of that is done. I add it up to my Google Calendar
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I have everything from work in there
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So that's the one I look the most so that's why I put it over there. So now you know how to plan your language
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I mean at least you know how to do it the way that I do it and if you want to dive deeper into this
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topic I have a
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Program it's free
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It's like five lessons where you can learn how to like set the foundations to learn a language any language will
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work with this
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I'm terrible at it. Promoting like myself. I know it's so weird if you're interested in that, the link is in the description.
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Thank you so much for watching, and I will see you next time. Bye. Bye