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5 THINGS I WISH I KNEW EARLIER

Reflecting on your 20s? Here are 5 important life lessons I wish I had known earlier — from letting go of perfectionism to building real confidence. A must-read for anyone navigating adulthood 5 Things I Wish I Knew Earlier in Life Have you ever hit a point where you just stopped and thought, “Am I doing this life thing right ? Turning 25 made me stop and reflect — not in a deep or dramatic way, but in a quiet moment where I thought, I’ve changed so much... and I’m still figuring things out.  Over the past couple of years, I’ve grown a lot on the inside. I've grown mentally and emotionally. I’ve learned things the hard way, and I’m still learning every day. I don’t regret anything, but looking back, there are a few things I wish I had known a little sooner. These lessons are personal, but maybe they’ll speak to you too — especially if you’re on your own journey of figuring life out. 1. It’s Okay Not to Have Everything Figured Out Is there any part of your life where you're stil...
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WHY I DECIDED TO LEARN ENGLISH AT 25: EMBRACING THE JOURNEY OF ADULT LANGUAGE LEARNING

It’s Not About Being Late—It’s About Stepping Out of the Comfort Zone For a long time, I believed that I needed the perfect moment to start learning English. I thought I needed to be less busy, more confident, or have the right teacher. But the truth is — I just needed to take the first step outside of my comfort zone. I’ve always dreamed of speaking English fluently and confidently. I imagined myself holding conversations with ease, watching movies without subtitles, traveling freely, and connecting with people from all over the world. But in reality, I could barely carry on a simple conversation — and that frustrated me. The Truth About My Past Attempts This wasn’t my first time trying to learn English. I’ve started many times. I bought online courses, downloaded apps, watched videos. But I struggled to stay consistent. I was too shy to ask for help, too afraid of making mistakes, and full of self-doubt. I kept telling myself, “Maybe I’m not good at this.” Or worse, “Maybe I’ll never...
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