शैडोइंग अभ्यास: English Podcast For Easy English in Daily Life | Learn English Fast | Talk About Dreams and Goals - वीडियो के साथ अंग्रेजी बोलना सीखें
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English Leap Podcast.
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From Speak English with Class.
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Hey, everyone!
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Welcome back to the English Leap Podcast, the place where you can practice real English and think about your life at the same time.
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I'm Anna.
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And I'm Jake.
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Thanks for letting us jump into your headphones today.
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We promise to be friendly guests in your ears.
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Yeah, we'll take off our shoes and be polite.
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So, Jake, quick question.
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When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
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Hmm.
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I had many ideas, but one big dream was to be a famous football player.
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Big stadium, big lights, everyone shouting, Jake!
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Jake!
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And what did you actually get?
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A small school field and my friend shouting, Jake, you missed again!
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Okay, fair.
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When I was a kid, I wanted to be a singer on a big stage.
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Lights, microphone, fans.
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Ooh, nice.
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And what did you actually get?
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My big stage was my bedroom mirror.
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My fans were two board plants and one very confused chair.
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Still a loyal audience.
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I like it.
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But, you know, even if those childhood dreams were a little dramatic, they still did something, right?
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They made life exciting.
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Yeah, they really did.
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And that's what we want to talk about today.
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Dreams and goals.
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The big dreams in your heart and the small goals that make them possible.
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And we'll do it in B1 English.
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Clear, simple sentences, but with real feelings and real stories.
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Yeah.
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So if you're an intermediate learner, this episode is perfect for you.
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And if you're a strong beginner, you can still stay with us.
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You don't need to catch every word.
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Just relax and take in what you can.
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Okay.
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Before we jump in, we want to ask you for one tiny favor.
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Yes.
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One small job for your finger.
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And a big help for this podcast.
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If you enjoy learning with us, please like this episode and subscribe to the channel.
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It really helps more learners find the English Leap Podcast.
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And we'd love to hear from you in the comments.
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Today, we have a special little sentence for you.
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You can write, I'm your name from your country.
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And one small step I will take for my dream is...
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It can be a big dream or a small dream.
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Serious, funny, crazy, everything is welcome here.
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When you write it, you practice English, and you respect your own dream a little more.
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You give it space.
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And yes, we really do read your comments.
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They help us see who is listening, where you are in the world, and what you want from your life.
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So don't be shy.
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Even one sentence is amazing.
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Alright, let's get started.
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First, we'll talk about what dreams and goals really mean in Easy English.
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Yeah, I love that.
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And maybe while you listen, you can think quietly about your own dream, too.
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Okay, so what is a dream?
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In this episode, we're not talking about the dream you have when you sleep.
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Yeah, not the one with flying elephants and talking dogs.
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Yes, not that one.
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Here, a dream means a big wish for your future something you really, really want in your life.
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A big wish inside your heart.
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Maybe you dream of speaking English easily, or working in another country, or starting your own business,
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or just having a simple, calm life with less stress.
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Or maybe your dream is very personal, like helping your parents, giving your children a better life, or feeling proud when you talk to people.
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So that's a dream, a big picture of the life you would love to have.
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And a goal is different.
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A goal is when you say, OK, this is my dream.
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Now what small thing can I do?
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Yes, a dream is the what.
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A goal is the how.
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You can think like this.
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Dream equals big wish.
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Goal equals small plan.
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For example, your dream is, I want to speak English confidently.
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Then your goal could be, every day I will speak for five minutes, maybe to myself, maybe into my phone, maybe with a friend.
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The dream is big, confident English.
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The goal is small, five minutes today.
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So while you listen, you can ask yourself, what is one dream I have, and what is one little goal that could help me move closer?
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Don't worry if you don't know your full plan.
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Even thinking about one small goal is already a good start.
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Big dreams like to travel with small goals.
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They're a team.
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Yes, they travel together.
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Maybe it's easier if we share our own dreams and goals so you can hear real examples.
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Yeah, let's get a little personal.
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Okay, I'll go first.
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One of my dreams is to run my own English studio one day.
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An English studio?
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Tell us more.
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I imagine a bright, cozy place.
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Maybe part online, part in a real room.
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There are plants, a big table, notebooks, good coffee, and students from different countries coming to practice,
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laugh, and feel safe with their English.
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Mmm, like a little home for English learners.
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Yes, a safe home for learners.
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And I also have a second dream that connects to this.
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I want to create my own English course, something that really helps shy learners speak with confidence.
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So, two big dreams – your own studio and your own course.
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Exactly.
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But, if I only sit and imagine it, nothing will happen.
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So I asked myself, what is one small goal I can do now, this year?
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And what did you choose?
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My small goal is every weekday I work on my course idea for just 15 minutes.
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Only 15 minutes?
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Yeah, only 15 minutes.
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Sometimes I do more, but 15 is the minimum.
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In that time, I can write a new example, change a lesson, or test one small exercise.
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So little by little the course grows.
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Yes, it's not fast, but it's real.
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And every time I sit down for those 15 minutes, I feel like I'm saying to my dream, I'm coming, slowly, but I'm coming.
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I like that sentence so much.
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I'm coming, slowly, but I'm coming.
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Yeah.
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So for me, the dream is big, my own studio and course.
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The goal is small, 15 minutes of real work on most days.
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Big dream, tiny daily action.
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Okay, Jake, your turn.
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What about you?
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One of my dreams is to have a small house with a little garden.
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Oh, a garden.
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What do you see in your head?
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I see a simple house, not very big.
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There's a table outside, some flowers, maybe a tree, a place to drink tea in the morning.
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And I also imagine recording our podcast there with birds in the background.
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English sleep with real birds.
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I like it.
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Yeah, nature edition.
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But for me, this dream is not only about a house.
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It's about having a slower life, more time in fresh air, less time in traffic and noise.
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So your dream is also about how you live, not only where you live.
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Exactly.
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But right now, I live in a normal flat, in a busy place.
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So I ask myself the same question.
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What small goal can I start now?
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And what did you choose?
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My simple goal is each month I put a fixed amount of money into a future home account.
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Even if it's not much, I treat it like a bill.
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I must pay it.
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Like rent for your future.
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Yes, exactly.
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Rent for my future house.
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But also I try to spend at least one afternoon a week in a park or some green place.
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Just to give my brain that quiet feeling now, not only in the future.
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So your dream is a peaceful home with a garden, your goals are to save a little money every month and give yourself some quiet green time every week.
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Yes.
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So I'm not only waiting for that future life, I'm practicing small pieces of it now.
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I like that.
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already living a little bit of your dream even before it's 100% real.
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Maybe you can do the same.
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Ask yourself, what is one big dream I have,
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and what are one or two tiny things I can do now that feel like a small piece of that dream?
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Remember, your actions can be very small.
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Five minutes, one page, one coin, one message.
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Small but honest.
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Okay, so now we understand what dreams and goals are and how small steps can connect them.
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Yeah, we understand the theory now.
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Big dream, small steps.
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But real life is messy, right?
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There is Wi-Fi, snacks, notifications, bills.
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And one very comfortable sofa that says, come here, forget your goals, watch one more video.
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Yeah, my sofa has a very strong personality.
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So let's talk about this.
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How do you stay focused on your dreams and goals when life is noisy?
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Because having a dream is beautiful.
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Having a goal is powerful.
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But staying focused, that's the hard part.
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So, in this next part, we'll share some simple ideas to help you protect your dream.
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Not perfect ideas, just real friendly ones you can actually use.
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And we'll keep the language simple, but we'll also use some hard words, so your English can grow with your dream.
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Let's start with something important.
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Many people don't stay focused because they try to chase 10 dreams at the same time.
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Yeah, I want to learn English, lose weight, save money, travel more, read 10 books, start a business, learn guitar.
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And also become a chef and a yoga master by Friday.
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Exactly.
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And then the brain says, you know what?
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This is too much.
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Let's just scroll.
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So here's our first idea.
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Choose one main dream for this season of your life.
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And when we say season, we don't mean only summer or winter.
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We mean maybe the next three months or six months.
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For example, you can say, okay, for the next three months, my main dream is my English.
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Other dreams are still there, but English is my priority.
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Priority means the thing that goes first in your time and your energy.
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When you choose one main dream for this season, your brain feels more clear.
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It's not so confused and overwhelmed.
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So you can ask yourself, in this season of my life, what is my number one dream?
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Just one.
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Don't worry.
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You're not killing the other dreams.
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They're just sitting in the back seat for a while, relaxing.
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Yeah, they're in the car.
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They're just not driving right now.
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Your main dream is the driver.
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Okay.
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So let's say you chose your main dream.
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Maybe it's English.
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Maybe it's health.
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Maybe it's money.
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Next question.
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What do you actually do every day?
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Because my dream is big is nice on Instagram, but real life asks, OK, what will you do today at 7 p.m.?
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True.
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So here's the second idea.
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Choose one small daily action that becomes your anchor for the stream.
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Anchor?
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Like the heavy thing on a boat, right?
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Yes.
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An anchor keeps the boat in one place so it doesn't move everywhere.
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A daily anchor keeps your dream in your day so it doesn't disappear.
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For English, your daily anchor could be, I listen to this podcast for 15 minutes, or I speak for five minutes into my phone,
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or I read one page.
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For money, your anchor could be, I write down my spending for five minutes, or I move a small amount into my savings account.
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The action is small, but it is consistent.
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That word consistent means you do it again and again, not just one time.
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And when you repeat one small thing every day, your dream starts to feel real.
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Not just an idea, but a tiny part of your routine.
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You know what helps me?
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I choose a clear time for my anchor.
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For example, after dinner, I do 10 minutes of English.
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Not sometime today.
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Sometime is dangerous.
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Yes, sometime usually means never.
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So it's better to say, after breakfast, before bed, on the bus, during lunch.
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You don't need a perfect plan.
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You just need one tiny, reliable action that says to your dream every day, Hey, I didn't forget you.
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Okay, next problem.
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You sit down to do your anchor.
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You open your notebook, and then your phone says, Hello, notification for you.
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Or YouTube whispers, new video, just five minutes.
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It's educational, kind of.
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Yes, the internet always says just five minutes, but never means it.
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So idea number three, protect your attention from dream thieves.
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Dream thieves are those little things that steal your time and energy away from your dream,
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like constant notifications, endless scrolling, or trying to multitask.
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Multitask means doing many things at the same time, like studying English, checking messages, and watching cat videos together.
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And the problem is, when you multitask, your attention becomes scattered.
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It goes in many directions, and your brain feels tired.
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So when it's time for your small dream action, make it special.
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For just 10 or 15 minutes, put your phone on silent or do not disturb, close other apps or tabs,
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tell your family, hey, I need a tiny quiet moment.
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You don't have to do this for three hours.
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Just a short, protected block of time where your dream is the star of the show.
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For me, I even change my place sometimes.
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I sit in a different chair or go to a cafe.
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My brain feels, OK, this is the focus corner.
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Yeah, your environment sends a message to your brain.
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A clean table, a notebook, headphones.
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It tells your mind we are serious now.
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Serious, but still friendly.
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You don't need to become a robot.
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Hmm.
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But even with all this, there will be days when you feel tired, stressed, or a little discouraged.
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Yeah, days when your brain says, dreams, no thank you.
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Today, I only want snacks and drama.
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On those days, your mindset is very important.
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Mindset means the way you think about something.
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One small trick is to reconnect with your why, your personal reason for this dream.
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For English, your why could be, I want to feel confident in meetings.
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I want to travel without fear.
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I want to help my children with homework.
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You can write one sentence and put it somewhere visible near your desk, on your phone screen, in your notebook.
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When you see it on a hard day, it gives you a little push.
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Not a big push, just enough for one small action.
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So maybe after this episode, you can write, My dream is...
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My small daily action is...
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My why is...
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It doesn't have to be perfect English.
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It just has to be honest.
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And one more thing, if you miss a day or even a week, it doesn't mean your dream is over.
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Yeah, your dream doesn't say, oh, you missed two days, goodbye, I'm leaving.
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It's more patient than that.
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So try to be flexible, not perfect.
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Flexible means you can bend a little and then come back.
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You can say, okay, last week was crazy, but today I will give my dream 10 honest minutes.
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That's already a strong comeback.
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Your dream doesn't need a perfect you.
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It needs a you who comes back again and again, even with small steps.
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So to stay focused on your dreams and goals, choose one main dream for the season, give it a daily anchor action,
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protect your attention from dream thieves, keep your why visible, and be flexible when life is messy.
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And remember you are not alone in this.
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We also have days when our goals feel far away.
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We also get distracted and lose momentum sometimes.
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But we keep coming back.
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And every time you press play on this podcast, you are also coming back to your dream.
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Even if it's just for 20 minutes.
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OK, so we talked about daily actions and focus.
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But there is another problem, right?
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Hmm.
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You mean the moments when you feel like giving up?
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Yes.
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Or when other people don't really believe in your dream, that can hurt a lot.
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Yeah, that feeling is heavy.
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You're excited inside, but when you share your dream, someone says, that's impossible, or be realistic, or just laughs a little.
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And sometimes it's not even other people.
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Sometimes it's your own voice saying, maybe I'm too old, or I'm too late, or I'm not good enough.
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So in this part, let's talk about how to protect your dream from other people's doubts and from your own negative thoughts.
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Like giving your dream a small jacket and umbrella so it doesn't catch a cold.
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Yes, a little emotional jacket.
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I like that.
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OK, let's start with other people.
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Sometimes when you tell someone your dream, they say something that feels very discouraging.
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Yeah.
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Maybe you say, I want to speak English fluently, and they say, You?
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At your age?
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Or, You're too busy.
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You'll never keep going.
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That really hurts, especially when it comes from family or friends.
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But here's something important.
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Many times, their words are about their fear, not your limit.
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They are scared of risk.
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They feel insecure about their own dreams, so they prefer safe and comfortable, and they try to keep you there, too.
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It's like you want to climb a small mountain, and they say, no, no, stay on the sofa.
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It's dangerous up there.
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But you're not asking them to climb.
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You're asking them to support you.
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So what can you do?
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One idea.
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Share your dream with people who understand your heart.
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Maybe a friend, a teacher, a community, or even the comments under this podcast.
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You don't have to tell every person everything.
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You can keep your dream a little private and precious, like a small light you protect with your hands.
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And if someone laughs or rolls their eyes, you can say politely in your mind,
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Okay, you don't see it yet, but I see it.
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You don't need everyone to approve your dream.
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You just need a few people who believe in you, and one of them should be you.
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Now, let's talk about the harder part, when you are tired and you want to give up on your own dream.
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Yeah, when your energy is low, when you feel like, what's the point?
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I'm not improving.
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I'm too slow.
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I have that voice, too.
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Jake, your dream is too big.
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Just stop.
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It can be very loud some days.
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Me, too.
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Some days my brain says, Anna, your course idea is not special.
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Many teachers are better than you.
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Just forget it.
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Maybe your brain says similar things about your English, your job, or your future.
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On those days, don't make big decisions about your dream.
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Just focus on one tiny thing.
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For example, you can say, Today I feel bad.
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I don't want to do 30 minutes, but I will still do 5 honest minutes.
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This is how you show loyalty to your dream.
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Loyalty means you stay with something, even when it's not easy.
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So instead of asking, Am I strong enough for the next three years?
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You ask, what can I do in the next 10 minutes?
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10 minutes can feel small, but emotionally, it's very powerful.
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It tells your heart, I still care.
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And you can use a simple question every morning.
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Today, am I for my dream or against my dream?
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For means you support your dream with your thoughts, your words, and your actions.
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And against means you only criticize it, ignore it, or say, later, later, later.
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You don't have to be perfect every day.
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But if most days you choose to be for your dream, even in a small way, you will move forward.
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There's one more idea I really love.
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Your dream is not a punishment or a heavy thing.
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It's a direction.
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Yes, a dream is like a compass.
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A compass doesn't shout, you must arrive now.
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It just quietly shows you this way.
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Your dream is there to give you hope, to pull you through difficult seasons, to remind you that your current situation is not your final story.
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So if you feel very stressed, maybe you can relax the pressure a little.
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You don't have to reach your dream this year.
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You just have to walk in that direction.
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Step by step.
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Sometimes fast, sometimes slow.
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Sometimes you sit down and rest, but your face is still turned toward your dream.
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And when you rest, that's okay too.
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Rest is not failure.
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Rest is also part of a long journey.
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So maybe right now you can quietly ask yourself, if my dream is not a deadline,
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but a direction, What is one gentle step I can take this week?
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Hmm, that question is so powerful.
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And I know we used some big words today when we talked about dreams and goals.
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Yeah, we did throw a few big English words into your ears.
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So maybe we should slow down and talk about them a little?
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Yeah, let's do a tiny word tour before we finish.
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And we have to start with one important word from today.
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Priority.
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Right.
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Priority means the thing that comes first, the most important thing for you in this moment.
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For example, this season, my English is my priority.
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You're saying, out of many things, this one is number one for me.
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Or family time is my priority on weekends.
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It shows where your heart and energy go first.
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Smooth.
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Another word we used is distractions.
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Mmm.
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Distractions are things that pull your attention away.
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So you can't focus on what you really want to do.
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For example, my phone is my biggest distraction when I try to study English.
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Or, noise in my house is a distraction when I want to read.
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Your mind keeps jumping away from your goal.
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Then we talked a lot about being consistent.
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Yes.
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Consistent means you do something regularly, again and again, not just once.
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For example, I'm consistent with my dream.
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I practice English ten minutes every day.
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Or, she is very consistent with saving money.
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She puts a little in her account every month.
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Small, repeated actions.
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We also used a beautiful word, loyalty.
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I love that one.
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Loyalty means you stay with a person, a dream, or a promise, even when it's difficult.
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For example, I show loyalty to my dream by working on it even on tired days.
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Or, he is loyal to his friend.
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He supports him in good and bad times.
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Loyalty is quiet, but very strong.
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And we spoke about how your dream is not a deadline.
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It's a direction.
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Yes.
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Direction is the way you are going, the side you are walking towards.
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For example, my dream gives direction to my life.
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It tells you which way to move.
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Or, learning English is taking me in a new direction, toward better work and travel.
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Not now, but this way.
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And when you really want something, we sometimes say you chase your dream.
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Chase means you run after something because you really want it.
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For example, I'm chasing my dream of speaking English fluently.
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Or she is chasing her dream job in another country.
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You are not just waiting, you are moving toward it.
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But sometimes, on the way, we feel discouraged.
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Yes.
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Discouraged means you feel low, sad, and you want to stop because things feel too hard.
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For example, after many mistakes, I felt discouraged about my English.
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Or he felt discouraged when people laughed at his dream.
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But feeling discouraged doesn't mean you are weak.
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It just means you need some kindness and a small new step.
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Another important word from today is mindset.
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Mindset is the way you think about something, your attitude.
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For example, when I changed my mindset about mistakes, I started to enjoy learning English more.
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Her mindset is positive.
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She sees problems as practice, not as punishment.
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Your mindset is like the glasses you wear in your mind.
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And there was one more feeling word we used, tempted.
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Tempted means you really want to do something that you know is not the best choice for you.
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For example, I feel tempted to scroll on my phone instead of studying.
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Or I feel tempted to forget my dream and just be comfortable.
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The feeling is strong, but you still have a choice.
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If you didn't catch every word, it's okay.
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You can listen to this part again, slowly.
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And if you want a small challenge, choose one of these words and make your own sentence.
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You can say it in your head.
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Or be brave and write it in the comments.
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It's like sending your English brain to the gym.
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Yeah, a small, friendly gym where everyone is learning together.
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All right, my friend.
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We talked about dreams, goals, focus, small actions, and how to protect your heart when things are hard.
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And we hope you feel a little less alone with your dream now.
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Before you go, think of one tiny step you can take today.
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Not tomorrow.
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Today.
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Maybe listen to this episode again and repeat some lines.
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Or write your dream and your why on a small paper.
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Or do your 5 or 10 minutes of English practice.
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And if you want to share, we'd love to read it.
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In the comments, you can write, I'm your name from your country.
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And one small step I will take for my dream this week is...
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We really do read those.
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And when we see your comment, we feel proud of you, like two friends cheering from the side of the road.
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Yes, two friendly voices in your headphones with virtual pom-poms.
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Always.
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Thank you for spending this time with us and with your own dream.
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Keep your dream as your direction.
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Take small, honest steps.
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And remember, you don't have to be perfect, you just have to come back.
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This was the English Leap Podcast.
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I'm Anna.
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I'm Jake.
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Take care, keep going, and we'll see you in the next episode.
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Bye!
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आप "English Podcast For Easy English in Daily Life | Learn English Fast | Talk About Dreams and Goals" के साथ Shadowing तकनीक का उपयोग करके अपनी अंग्रेजी का अभ्यास कर रहे हैं।
शैडोइंग तकनीक क्या है?
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