Change Your Mindset 👉🏽 Change Your English

How do you feel about yourself when you speak English? How do you handle criticism about your English?
The way you experience your English is key to your communication, confidence, and growth as a speaker.
In this episode I’ll discuss two types of mindsets: fixed mindset and growth mindset, and how you can shift from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset in specific situations, so you can achieve more freedom in your English.

My videos about mindset in English:

🗝️The key points of this video:
00:00 Intro
03:31 Why I think mindset is so important
04:40 Definition and types of mindset
05:39 It’s a spectrum!
06:03 The mindset of an English learner
08:22 Define your mindset as an English learner
10:20 Growth mindset vs. Fixed mindset - Examples
14:45 The most important thing to remember
16:30 My Fluency Bootcamp

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[jassay]

"How to interpret things is up to you", it is so amazing psychological, I wanna say it not only happens to English learning but also every aspects we learn in our life. Thank you hadar

[sakari]

I'm 8.I have a continual growth learning mindself and I feel confident in mine.

[qualityquotes]

*Don't compare your 2. chapter to someone elses 20. You might think your story is not good enough but it is not over yet. Keep dreaming and putting in the work. I believe in you…*

[spoofgg]

Hadar is still coming out with amazing content after all these years. She never loses her touch. This is all so true! I kinda have to break through this bottleneck in my head. I had a job where I'm forced to deal with rude customers in a super fast-paced environment. It helped me a lot in my english but it was very stressful. I've quit that job since and I'm ready for the next level. I'm back in school and I'm starting a new job next week.

[benitoaquino]

I believe my score is 8 for growth mindset because I know that learning is a continuous lifelong process. We are learners as long as we are alive

[srijikripa]

I love your articulating capabilities and interesting lessons.. thanks

[aebeh]

Thanks so much for your great efforts.

[lisandrohair]

Hi… definitely Hadar Shemesh has a lot of knowledge in English language. I can’t wait for the bootcamp.

[anwarhussain.v]

I am ..say 7 and plan to listen to you. Thanks.

[rahamtymohammadyasin]

I can easily be changeable as other of growing mindsets.

[oscardouaihiacuna]

This book is amazing.

I have followed you for sometime, and right now I am trying to apply the insights of this book in my daily practices (I am a teacher as well). When it comes to accent we all have kind of a fixed mindset and that might destroy our fluency.

The key is to work towards your goal, and always practice.

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[matheusgonzalez]

The best teacher! Thank's to share your knowledge! ❤

[nedaliaroche]

Hi there dear Hadar. I want to tell you some about my story of learning English. I moved to the United States 8 years ago. I thought that going to school was enough to learn and be fluent in English. I am going to be honest I avoid talking as much as I can and I always do it at school. I go to college now, but still I feel like I am not ready and I do not have the English to speak and talk to others. 3 months ago I found your YouTube channel and I decided that it was time for me to start doing something to work on my speaking skills. I always used apps to learn but they only helped me with vocabulary. Thank you, since I started watching your videos and doing some shadowing I started noticing improvements in my speakings skills. Thank you very much.

[tetedoo]

Hi Haddar! You're such an inspiration. I think I'm at 8 right now.

[anaivancovich]

I’m a 7. This is the point, how we feel when talking. I’m always feel anxious before expressing myself in front of the screen. I’ll expect to be able to reach this growth mindset.

[Avi-tqfd]

I'm 4 to 5 on the scale. I'm trying to be more open to criticism and less of trollings from others.

[dennisenglishjournal]

Sometimes I feel stuck and completely frustrated with my English 😟 *But then I remember that I've been exploring English for 3 years, and I'm sooo into it!* 🔥👏 I have a chance to be trained by the best English tutors in the world, including you Hadar! 😊💪
I also feel responsibility for my friends and viewers of my English vlog who believe in me 😌 🙌 When I feel frustrated and fed up with English, *I just change the way I explore the language, * and keep up my hard but very interesting work! 😊🤗

[_BioKnowledge_]

Do you know that you are an outstanding teacher?

[teachergabrielandrade]

For sure this was very useful. Thank you. I really needed it.

[edwaltw]

Hadar you are my hero... I look up to you.