Hi ssa,

So, what actually works when it comes to learning English?

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Here are two familiar scenarios.

Scenario A: You block out a few hours, sit down with the best intentions and try to cover everything at once: grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation. After an hour or so, your concentration drops, your head feels full and most of what you studied fades by the next day.

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Scenario B: You spend 10–15 minutes a day on one clear, focused lesson. Something practical. Something you can use straight away. Each day builds gently on the last, and over time, your confidence grows without you feeling exhausted or overwhelmed.

Maybe that was an easy question. Most people naturally know which one feels better, and more importantly, which one actually leads to progress.

This idea — steady practice that builds over time — is actually one of the reasons I first started my YouTube channel. I wanted to provide English learners with engaging lessons that made learning entertaining, instead of causing them to pull their hair out...

And this coming year marks 10 years since I created my FIRST ever YouTube lesson! 10 years – how wild is that?!

But none of this would have been possible without you…

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It's been your feedback, your trust and your honest insights that have shaped everything I've built. You've told me what lessons you like and what you actually need to break through those frustrating plateaus.

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That's how we've gone from a few YouTube videos recorded from my university flat to over 13,000,000 subscribers (yeah, we just broke that milestone too!