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Even if we have a clear plan and know which direction we want to go, staying motivated can be difficult. And this is the key to achieving success! 

So how do we stay motivated? 

In this episode, I answer a question from a listener about how to stay motivated when learning English. Learn 4 simple steps based on a system by the master success coach Tony Robbins. 

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Instead of changing jobs every six months, why don't you learn a way to start loving the job you currently have. 

There is a common philosophy out there that we have to follow our passion and find the perfect job based on what we love to do in life. 

Well finding a job based on your passion is often not even possible. But there is a way to enjoy the job you have a lot more, and in the book, "So Good They Can't Ignore You" by Cal Newport, you will learn: 

• Why following your passion is a bad idea
• Why more people today are dissatisfied with their jobs than in the past
• What you should do instead of looking for the "perfect" job
• What skills you should develop in today's competitive job market. 

Apply it to Your English Fluency 

In this episode, I will show you how you can take the lessons from the book and not only enjoy your job more, but see faster progress in your English speaking skills too. 

Listen up! 

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Ric Elias was on that plane that landed in the Hudson River in New York. You know the one from the Tom Hanks movie? 

Well, as you can imagine, when you are crashing to your death you're going to have some pretty memorable thoughts. And that's exactly what Ric shares in his Ted Talk, "3 things I learned while my plane crashed"

Learn what's important in life, and what's not, according to Ric. Also, learn some new English words and phrases! 

Learn more at www.feelgoodenglish.com/kevin

An interview with Lindsay Dow from www.LindsayDoesLanguages.com

We've heard it before, "Just be yourself!" But according to the book, "The Like Switch" by Dr. Jack Schafer, you should first use a system that helps you connect with someone, and eventually gaining their trust and getting them to like you.

In his book, he gives two strategies that you can apply to situations like job interviews, schools, business colleagues, and whenever you have to get people to like you.

In this episode, I will teach you how to apply these strategies to your life, and use simple tactics when talking to others in English . Stop just getting "likes" on your Facebook and Instagram posts and start getting real likes.

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What's a pep talk? A motivating speech!

Who motivates you? Yourself? Your parents or children? What about a 10-year-old boy?

Kid President commands you to wake up, listen to the beating of your heart and create something that will make the world awesome. 

Sometimes we need someone else to give us a push. Keep us focused, motivated, and passionate in the English learning process. Even if it is a kid.

In this very entertaining Ted Talk, Kid President will pump you up! (motivate)

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How Do You Become Rich?

Someone studied successful people to find the exact answer to this, and the lessons he shared have been followed for the last hundred years, and the book is still being studied today. At the beginning of the 20th century (1900) a guy named Napolean Hill was challenged to do something. He was challenged to interview very successful people over the next 20 years to find out what lead to their success. And through this research, he created the book "Think and Grow Rich" which is a self-help classic.

Do you Want to Become Rich in English?

What he found was that none of these successful people possess skills that were unattainable by most people. What it comes to when gaining big success can be broken down into a process. And I am going to talk about this process, and how you can apply it to your English learning in this episode of the Feel Good English podcast.