Make language learning a lifestyle without burning out (journaling questions included!)

[@daniel.mojimaki]

All of your videos are just so good, and seem to come at the right time. Thank you thank you

[@thelangconprojectpodcast]

Thank you so much! So glad they help :)

[@derekofbaltimore]

My problem is -
Learning a language takes x time
With x being highly affected by how much attention and work you bring to the task
So being that I do NOT want this process to go on for years I find myself stuck in doing a helluva lot now so that I can end the intentional study (and rely instead just on conversations with my girlfriend and her family + books and shows that I'm interested in)
Its like a catch 22 do the mass work now or be doing the work for years to come.
Help me to understand

[@thelangconprojectpodcast]

With your permission, I can make a video answering this question? (I won't do it until you've said yes!)

[@derekofbaltimore]

@@thelangconprojectpodcast of course. You have provided very insightful commentary on subjects ive never experienced anyone else taking on so im sure your video response to my situation will be helpful for me and others
Answer is yes lol

[@chrisbunka]

This is a serious question: is it okay if I journal about my stuffed animals’ adventures in my home? They’ve had some quite interesting experiences since moving from Japan more than a decade ago. I want Portuguese speakers to learn more about them.

[@thelangconprojectpodcast]

Absolutely, why not? That's the thing about carving your own path- this is your language journey and so you do what feels right for you. It's entirely up to you what you journal about, who you share it with (if anyone) and what format you choose to do it in.

[@chrisbunka]

@@thelangconprojectpodcast Thanks so much! Your encouragement means so much to me!

[@shutterchick79]

There are people that would find that entertaining....