Do you have a video about your typical daily/weekly routines around language learning? I just found your channel, and it seems like many videos are about one language, but I'm curious how you manage to be consistent with several languages and a few different tasks for each language. Previously, I've done weekly goals but I'm noticing that certain tasks are more effective if I do them (almost) every day. What do you suggest for creating an achievable schedule?
Hey Holler, I have one about learning multiple languages at the same time, which goes into that direction, but I definitely should make one about my daily routine. It's on my list, I just didn't find time yet to do it. I try to learn each and every language every day, but some are just in maintenance mode. There is always just one beginner language that I practice. The other languages are at least at an intermediate level. th-cam.com/video/LrxnEHK9Fi0/w-d-xo.html
@DustinSchermaul Thanks! I had only looked as far back as the beginning of the year. An updated learning overview would be great when you have a chance, especially since you have added a language 😀
@@hollerodriguez356 Okay, it's on the list. Well it has been for longer, but this video will require some more work, because I will need to carry my camera around :D. Hopefully I get to that soon.
Hmmmm, I am not sure on any of that other than the process goal right now. I should work on filling in more of these for a clear picture. How do you track your time with the language?
Those goals really help to actually put in the time needed to make progress. I use an app called clockify and just have one counter per language. I don't get more detailed than that.
Enough with the coffee slurping already, it is a really unattractive sound to listen to, and everybody knows you are just trying to copy Robin MacPhearson.
Sorry to hear that it's such a horrific sound for you ^^. As far as I know, Robin hasn't patented to drink coffee yet. But I'll ask him the next time he's giving an update ;).
Do you have a video about your typical daily/weekly routines around language learning? I just found your channel, and it seems like many videos are about one language, but I'm curious how you manage to be consistent with several languages and a few different tasks for each language. Previously, I've done weekly goals but I'm noticing that certain tasks are more effective if I do them (almost) every day. What do you suggest for creating an achievable schedule?
Hey Holler, I have one about learning multiple languages at the same time, which goes into that direction, but I definitely should make one about my daily routine. It's on my list, I just didn't find time yet to do it. I try to learn each and every language every day, but some are just in maintenance mode. There is always just one beginner language that I practice. The other languages are at least at an intermediate level.
th-cam.com/video/LrxnEHK9Fi0/w-d-xo.html
@DustinSchermaul Thanks! I had only looked as far back as the beginning of the year. An updated learning overview would be great when you have a chance, especially since you have added a language 😀
@@hollerodriguez356 Okay, it's on the list. Well it has been for longer, but this video will require some more work, because I will need to carry my camera around :D. Hopefully I get to that soon.
Hmmmm, I am not sure on any of that other than the process goal right now. I should work on filling in more of these for a clear picture. How do you track your time with the language?
Those goals really help to actually put in the time needed to make progress. I use an app called clockify and just have one counter per language. I don't get more detailed than that.
Enough with the coffee slurping already, it is a really unattractive sound to listen to, and everybody knows you are just trying to copy Robin MacPhearson.
Sorry to hear that it's such a horrific sound for you ^^. As far as I know, Robin hasn't patented to drink coffee yet. But I'll ask him the next time he's giving an update ;).
It is considered very polite in many culture to make that sound when drinking coffee. It shows you are enjoying it.
@@nsevv Thank you very much :). I guess perceptions are very different from culture to culture.