Feeling behind? Not much happening? These words tell you you're not alone.

Today, we're looking at the hidden words in success narratives and how they can help you feel less behind.
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I'm Emily, Oxford graduate in Modern Languages and Linguistics, polyglot, and the tiny and colourful creator of The Language Confidence Project. My mission is to make language learning feel good, and to help you to work through all the doubts and frustrations that can throw you off along the way.
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[@derekofbaltimore]

The analysis of the 90s era montage was insightful

[@thelangconprojectpodcast]

😂 thanks!

[@chrisbunka]

I feel that if we beat ourselves up because we haven’t made a lot of progress in our language journeys, it is definitely because we have based our self-worth on getting to higher level. Perhaps we feel more people will like us or we get other monetary or professional rewards. Those aren’t bad motivators. But we have stop and remember that we have value outside of what we do.

[@thelangconprojectpodcast]

Definitely true. And that's the problem with the Really Big Goals: we know that what we are ultimately trying to get to will be good for us, but we *have* to find ways to get comfortable with the fact that we're not there yet, and that doesn't mean something is wrong with us, it just takes sustained effort and time.