Atomic Habits & Language Learning
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Throughout his book, Atomic Habits, James Clear makes the point that small actions can, over time, have a major impact on outcomes. Developing good habits is more important than focusing on long term goals.
Atomic Habits summary by author James Clear: jamesclear.com/atomic-habits-...
0:00 What you do every day matters more than your goal.
3:00 the cumulative effect of small actions in language learning.
4:36 The four steps of a habit according to James Clear: cue, craving, response and reward.
8:07 Atomic Habits supports the importance of measuring your activity when learning a language.
9:07 The power of identity-based habits.
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Have you read Atomic Habits? What did you find useful?
Steve, what's your mother language ??
"Atomic habits" was the book that motivated me to learn Italian (with a "ten minutes a day" rule) and also to create my TH-cam channel! This book changed the way I see goals, you just need to take it one step at a time, then you will do "tiny changes" and over time get "remarkable results", as the subtitle of the book already indicates :)
omg wow3 i saw that u have interview him in ur channel.I am learning English hopefully to be fluent soon,my native language is Thai.
How can I learn italian
I remember you mentioning this book on your channel.
@@douaabm9179 I have used the channel "Italiano Automatico" a lot, if you speak no romance language, maybe take some online lessons first to get the basics. Hope it helps :)
Your channel is wonderful 🎉❤ I’m learning Italian as well on my coach 😅and da tre mesi ho raggiunto B2
On Identity.
After learning Chinese for a few years, in England, a Chinese person told me I am Chinese because I have Chinese characteristics - I speak Chinese, know Chinese history and geography, and celebrate Chinese festivals. I decided that I am indeed Chinese (as well as Scottish, British, and European). Now I don’t bother with Chinese courses and curricula, I don’t bother trying to replicate my English vocabulary and skills, I just explore the Chinese that arises naturally in my Chinese life! I told one of my Chinese conversationalists about this and she decided to be English. Now, when we chat, an English person speaks Chinese really well and a Chinese person speaks English really well. It’s a blast!
Atomic Habits might literally be one of the most important texts ever written. It has truly been a game changer for me. It has helped me lose weight, learn Russian, get physically stronger, sleep better, etc.
Me too! Along with bullet journaling. Game changers
Dude, Kaizen philosophy described this stuff ages ago.
Studying flashcards daily 20 minutes for 10 years hasn't been enough for me to understand spoken Korean. I live in Korea, married to a Korean, and can basically order food and shop here. The only time I really made noticeable progress was in classes where the teacher spoke a lot and required students to speak a lot while focusing on grammar. A loquacious teacher who writes on the board is helpful.
I absolutely had this "Plateau of Latent Potential" experience with talking! After reading and reading and a lot of listening, the right circumstance came for me to speak and boom. All of a sudden I was surprisingly able to articulate my thoughts.
As for those who's target is to "get rich" what you lack is not atomic habits. Stop admiring assholes in the first place. That should help.
Steve, thank you for taking time to make videos like this. They are so helpful for keeping me motivated and inspired!
No way!! I'm currently reading the book (I got it in Portuguese), but I'm still in the initial chapters. It's super useful to have a summary by you, Steve. Thanks!
Just a word of support for your brother. I hope he will get better soon.💛
And thank you for the new video, all your videos are so inspiring✨
Learning a lot from your videos Steve, thanks so much for all the work you're doing!
Atomic habits is a great source of input too, translated into various languages and available as an audio book in many of them.
"Atomic Habits" is indeed a great book. Thank you for tying it to language learning. I'll apply this to my learning German!
Thank you for sharing your insights. The book sounds valuable. I do a minimum every day: 20 minutes of reading, an hour of listening. I haven't missed a day in 7 months. Other things might be different each day. I have not encountered any sudden breakthrough, but I notice improvement all the time: there are more words I can read, more spoken sentences I understand. Maybe I'll never be fluent. It doesn't matter. I'm a language learner.
I use the method described in the book for learning to procrastinate. I procrastinate more and more every day. Pretty soon I will procrastinate the entire time.
I really enjoyed this video and found it very inspirational. I have read most of the book and like how you tie it to language learning. I'm not trying to learn... I'm a language learner. Great way to view language acquisition!
Hi Master of the languahes, I am Ashok wasnikfrom India. i am very thankful to you about your the most valuable and excellent lessons in term of a english langiage. According to me every native speaker is allready a fluent in his own language. If somebody want to become a fluent for other languages, he must become a child of those languages.
I love this channel! Steve gives us precious tips, and at the same time, he teaches us how to learn!
Yes! This has very much been my experience with language acquisition. It's important to develop study habits that work for us and to stick with it, learning a little bit at a time for a long time. Thomas Monson once said, "When performance is measured, performance improves. When performance is measured and reported, the rate of improvement accelerates."
Thanks for the insight & wisdom
thanks for illustrating this book in terms of language learning...it really is true and habits are small steps in achieving any goals
I really like the way you explain things thanks
Steve说的很有道理，感谢分享！Have a nice day
Very interesting and helpful for language learning, thanks!
Very important subject, and very very helpful. Thank you very much
Hi Steve, great videos, I'd like to point out a topic I haven't seen covered anywhere about language learning.
I have struggled with procrastination for years, I do creative work (architect) and the only good solution that works for me in the fight against procrastination is the so-called controlled procrastination (I invented the term for myself :))
It consists in the fact that every time I procrastinate, I do it at least purposefully and by learning a language, currently Spanish. And I have to say that I'm making fast progress (I study for two or three hours a day) ... and therefore Spanish is becoming my first procrastinated language :) Just as a suggestion for a possible topic ... have a nice day, Pavel
I too found this audiobook very stimulating with regard to language learning practice (as well as the French version, 'Un rien peut tout changer').
This book is very useful and practical. Excellent recommendation. Greetings from Mexico.
Enjoyed every bit of your speech. Thanks for introducing a really useful book.
Thanks Mr Steve. I appreciate your explanation too much.
Thanks! Some really important points, good job!
I needed that - thank you 😊💐
Incredible. I am reading this book. It is awesome. So important for our language process and for other aspects in our life
Great video! Love the quality and the content. Keep up the good work!😀
Thanks for your sharing❤
your videos never fail to motivate me everyday thank you for making them
This is so good!! Thankyou!❤️
I am a language learner.. wow…very well said. That’s why I like TH-cam channel.
I watch your videos for improving my English. This video is so helpful, How can a small task brings big changes.
Thank so much 💓
Absolutely dr. I hered about this book even I didn't read it but you represent me a good full summary of it, and the most crucial thing by your side is to do slight things, and that good against to do nothing, thus, I do my four basic skills of English every day , they become like habits for me as this book told such are: reading, listening, writing, and speaking
Interesting! Thank you!
Got some motivation.Thank you.
That was great advice. Thankyou
It’s a great book. I’d like to sit here and say I’ve applied it all, but the biggest takeaway that I have applied is consistent effort no matter how small is useful. I could stand to give it a re-read and perhaps little by little apply more of it to my process.
great video , thank you Steve
I read a little each day. I am interested in what I'm reading, so it's easy to keep doing.
It's possible to form habits around things that are very grueling. Some people go very hard on flashcards even when they find them exhausting.
It's better to form a habit around something enjoyable if at all possible, as even a habit you've done for months will be given up if it's not interesting. Or it will make you miserable.
I try to limit my commitment to what I can do on my worst days. That way I don't lose habits to lost sleep or other problems. I think it's about 10 minutes to a half hour. It's nice to do more if you have a lot of energy and enthusiasm, but it's better not to push to do a lot every day if your circumstances aren't very stable.
My students need to watch this over and over again.
Thank you so much sir.
Excellent advice.
Very helpful, thank you. Now following your page.
Thank's a lot!
Very good! Thanks!
A great book. thank you for this video, reminded me of the solid principles
Muchas gracias por esto. 💕
Thanks Professor
Credit to Steve for the consistency of his videos which funnily enough are a great cue to get back on to language learning!
Hello Professor
Thank you so much for your help and advice,
I do appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happness under the sky of prosperity. All the best. Take care and have a good time.
Your Student from Algeria.
Nice advices thanks teacher
My Hero Steve
We Love you
I love ur channel, good job
Thanks Steve
Endurance and discipline - that only habits you need for learning foreign languages! 😀
Best 💐👌👌👌 Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
What an amazing and fantastic video, full of insightful strategies for learning and improving habits. Thanks a lot Steve. Greetings from the underground.🤝🍀
You really great speaker,I wud elaborate my language skills far more as I do presently 👍
This could have been much more specific in terms of discussing the mechanism of language learning rather than simply detailing Clear's theory while saying "language learning" every second or third sentence.
Thank you my teacher ☺️ on a book
Enlightening vedio on gist of book on "Atomic Habits" & its Application to" Language Learning"
It has given new dimension to Language learning👍
thanks a lot
Thanks Steve 🇵🇱
Tiny habit is also highly recommend
thanks!
ありがとうございます
Your better future is dependent on your habits
You are a great motivator. Your content is so informative. Thank you Steve for all that you do to inspire, aid and motivate.
One of the most amazing books I have read indeed. James Clear really wrote a masterpiece 😍 Good habits are the cornerstone of every success. That works for language learning as well, just like you said.
TIME (Spelled backwards is EMIT)
Learning takes time, much time, but we may feel it is a CLICK away.
(Our CELL Phone absorb information almost instantly, so why can we? It's nuts!)
NUTS spelled backwards is STUN. We wish we could stun people with instant learning!
thanks so much Steve. Well done for learning, in general... BWELL
Nice ideas
Great info. What are your thoughts on listening to your target language as you sleep?
I read the book a year ago. Thanks so much for helping me revisit the core ideas in it and putting the ideas in the aspect of language learning!
Yes it helps
Nice Steve!! That's just what I do with my Serbian/Croatian, Dakota, Tagalog, Eastern Armenian and Classical Armenian, Kannada, Turkish, Catalan and Hebrew^^.
"Consistency-Habits-Patterns-Everyday"
I hate you
Am learning french fir 10 minutes. It's my 147 day as we speak.
Je suis très content 😊
Hello from Georgia🇬🇪🙂
Creat a positive habits by watching or reading in the languange that we learning in my case, i'm an English learner so, i always watching youtube videos that is good habit.😁
like Gandalf say, The important is what we do with our time... do what you love
Salutari din Romania! Greetings from Romania!!! 🍀🥰🍀
I made a habit of reading graded reader books on tadoku for 1-2 hours a day. Felt like I was making no progress after two weeks, and then I looked at my download history. Basically, I went from 1-2 books at level 0 per day to around 3-5 books at level 1 per day. I'm expecting an insanely intense plateau any moment now for various boring, Japanese specific reasons, but that's fine because that's how it is when you do something that's difficult. Anyways, point is that habits are powerful because they allow you to do less hard work. The cost is spending energy into discipline, but that's a great deal because it's cheaper overall.
I recommend book Tiny habits by BJ. Fogg.
Happy life for you 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Atomic habits has helped me from learning German for 10 minutes a day to 5 hours a day until I passed my C1 Test.
I read this book every 6 months.
Wenn immer ich gefragt wird: Was hat dir beim Deutsch Lernen am meisten geholfen? Darauf antworte ich direkt und ohne Zweifel: Atomic Habits, oder auf Deutsch 1% Methode.
By the way, I read this book as I started learning german, and after two years I read the book in German.
Noch ein weiterer Punkt: In der B2 Prüfung muss man etwas präsentieren, und da ich dieses Buch so interessant fand, habe ich dieses Buch präsentiert und wie es mir beim Deutsch Lernen half.
And now I'm preparing my self for IELTS and I'm applying the same methods.
2:00 small habits practiced consistently every day = key to success. 8:00 a lower level of activity consistently practiced every day is much better than binging mutiple hours after missing a couple of days. the cumulative affect of small actions is very large.
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I bought/read this book in Spanish. :)
Hello from Sudan.
Hi from Angola 🇦🇴
Hello from Morocco 🇲🇦
Muito Bom!! o seu inglês não é muito complicado de entender. O meu inglês é de "padaria"/ruim, tenho bastante dificuldade em entender.. mas aos pouquinhos vai indo. Espero pode conversar com outras pessoas em inglês, daqui 2~3 anos por aí.
Hello from Brasil
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