My English Mindset

 Let’s be honest. Learning a new language can feel like trying to juggle flaming swords while riding a unicycle. But with an online private tutor , it’s more like juggling plush toys—fun, cozy, and a lot less hazardous! 1. Personalized Pace (No Pressure to Keep Up With -insert name here) Ever been in a class where someone is answering every question before you’ve even figured out what the question was leaving you without any time to speak and lowering your self confidence? Yeah, no thanks. With a private tutor, you get one-on-one attention and can learn at your own speed. It’s like being on a language learning VIP list. 2. Flexible Schedules (Pajamas Are Welcome) Forget about rushing through traffic or dressing like a functional human. Your tutor is just a click away, and they don’t care if you’re in your PJs, sipping coffee, or even lounging with your cat (who, let’s face it, might learn a word or two). Learn on your own time , in your own space. And please, bring your cat. 3. No...

Hi there! Have you ever put something off for years? Have you ever procrastinated so long that you were sick of yourself for doing it? Well, I definitely know that feeling. I've always wanted to be a teacher for as long as I can remember. When I was a child, I’d play "school" with my brothers and sister. I was the youngest but always insisted on being the teacher (though my siblings loved to make my job difficult). When I went to university, I had no idea what I wanted to study. I felt lost for three years—what should have been a four-year experience. I initially thought I’d study nutrition and food science because I loved cooking and had studied culinary arts in high school. I became a vegetarian at 14, despite coming from a family that didn’t focus on nutrition or healthy eating. But when I realized that studying nutrition involved a lot of science, I struggled to stay focused due to my attention difficulties. I wasn’t sure how I would get through those courses. Then, I...