Affirmations for English Learning
Psychology's Cognitive Triangle shows how what we think affects how we feel and that affects how we act.
Example:
THOUGHT: “ My English pronunciation is terrible and others never will understand me”
FEELINGS: discouragement, defeat, frustration, insecure
ACTIONS: Speak English with many pauses, second-guess yourself, or staying quiet.
So, what circle are you creating for your English? Do you need to change your thought patterns?
March 20th marked the start of Spring in the USA. Most Americans think about ‘spring cleaning’ and throw away useless things in their house and completely clean it. Why don’t you try “spring cleaning” your brain? Think positively about your English. Mindset is part of the fluency journey.
My English is this, My English is that. I don’t speak English fluently enough. I have such a thick accent.- NO MORE. You can find some positive affirmations here.
Choose five and repeat them outloud each day.Write in the comments the one you want the most!
My mistakes in English don’t define me
My past does not determine my future
People are curious to hear what I have to say
I am constantly improving and learning
I am grateful for being able to communicate in English and I find joy in connecting with people
My words matter
I love and enjoy speaking English
English is easy for me
I’m always learning, never failing
I’m funny and witty in any language
I am 100% committed to my goals
Every day I feel more confident in English
I release all doubts and fears and I’m ready to communicate freely
Interesting people are attracted to me
There are no limits to what I can achieve
I am making a difference in this world by communicating my thoughts and feelings in English
My vocabulary is constantly expanding
I am able to speak clearly and confidently in English and still feel like myself
I am worthy of living the life I want to live
Every mistake is an opportunity to learn
—-> Which affirmations did you choose to use? Write in the comments below.