Days and Words | On Letting Yourself Down @daysandwords | Uploaded October 2020 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Feeling like you are always letting yourself down? You're not alone.
In this video I talk about how not meeting my goals in my target language or in other areas had been making me feel like a failure until I realised that I was still working towards my goals... just in different ways.
Using any of these links for the services described really helps me out by making me feel like people care... and sometimes literally paying me money.
Drops is a fun way to learn new vocabulary in a language whether you're just starting or at the B2 level. You can get 50% off and help me make more videos here:
languagedrops.com/affiliates/days-of-language
Read articles I've written related to language learning, ask me stuff, listen to podcasts in which I talk to successful language learners and watch occasional extended videos and behind the scenes of this channel on my Patreon. Your support helps me to make more content:
patreon.com/user?u=38320669&fan_landing=true
LingQ is a great way to ease into reading in your target language:
lingq.com/en/frenchnswedish
The native speaker tutoring shown in my videos is through iTalki. You can get $10 credit applied to your account when you make your first purchase, or you can just check it out for free using this link, which also helps me out by allowing me to take more language lessons:
italki.com/i/CHfEEb?hl=en-us
DO YOU LIKE THE MUSIC I USE? You have excellent taste, and should checkout Soundstripe, the excellent service which I get my music from. It also helps me out immensely and if you use the code "LAMONT" you get 10%:
https://soundstripe.com?fpr=days-of-language
I buy my Swedish books, e-books and audio books through Bokus, which is simple, reliable and lots of fun to look for good deals:
adtr.co/UFCN4D
Do you like foreign language TV shows and movies? Check out the channel on which I review ONLY those shows:
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Subscribe for more awesome language learning content: youtube.com/channel/UC3_iSRqqZ7DTVlBNd9lv8jA?sub_confirmation=1
Language learning videos, tips and techniques!
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Wow, you actually made it to the end of the description. Where even is this?
Trivia: I actually never came back to why I was watching the American and Swedish version of the film I mentioned. It is to do with a project for that second channel. I have actually kind of fallen in love with the American one, and particularly the musical score.
Feeling like you are always letting yourself down? You're not alone.
In this video I talk about how not meeting my goals in my target language or in other areas had been making me feel like a failure until I realised that I was still working towards my goals... just in different ways.
Using any of these links for the services described really helps me out by making me feel like people care... and sometimes literally paying me money.
Drops is a fun way to learn new vocabulary in a language whether you're just starting or at the B2 level. You can get 50% off and help me make more videos here:
languagedrops.com/affiliates/days-of-language
Read articles I've written related to language learning, ask me stuff, listen to podcasts in which I talk to successful language learners and watch occasional extended videos and behind the scenes of this channel on my Patreon. Your support helps me to make more content:
patreon.com/user?u=38320669&fan_landing=true
LingQ is a great way to ease into reading in your target language:
lingq.com/en/frenchnswedish
The native speaker tutoring shown in my videos is through iTalki. You can get $10 credit applied to your account when you make your first purchase, or you can just check it out for free using this link, which also helps me out by allowing me to take more language lessons:
italki.com/i/CHfEEb?hl=en-us
DO YOU LIKE THE MUSIC I USE? You have excellent taste, and should checkout Soundstripe, the excellent service which I get my music from. It also helps me out immensely and if you use the code "LAMONT" you get 10%:
https://soundstripe.com?fpr=days-of-language
I buy my Swedish books, e-books and audio books through Bokus, which is simple, reliable and lots of fun to look for good deals:
adtr.co/UFCN4D
Do you like foreign language TV shows and movies? Check out the channel on which I review ONLY those shows:
youtube.com/channel/UCQNDd8k9rnbJDPaleJ-fHBw?sub_confirmation=1
Subscribe for more awesome language learning content: youtube.com/channel/UC3_iSRqqZ7DTVlBNd9lv8jA?sub_confirmation=1
Language learning videos, tips and techniques!
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgV-XQEW93i0GexfCFSw_mRzPFzYs0Cyg
Wow, you actually made it to the end of the description. Where even is this?
Trivia: I actually never came back to why I was watching the American and Swedish version of the film I mentioned. It is to do with a project for that second channel. I have actually kind of fallen in love with the American one, and particularly the musical score.
