“Small changes in habits lead to BIG rewards”

Welcome to the first episode of The Broughton English Show, where I talk to the best teachers, learners, and motivators of the English learning world to give you the best tips, tricks, and techniques to help you learn, practise, and master English on your own.

Today’s guest is Chris Roberts, a Madrid-based English teacher whose passion for teaching and learning has brought him to the show to share his own story on making small changes to get big results.[thrive_leads id=’1049′]

Show Notes

• Chris talks about his experience as a teacher, both in the UK and Spain.
• Chris explains his own learning process and his goal of running his first marathon this year. He talks about how he started the process and how he has improved.
• Chris explains the theory of marginal gains and how the British cycling team used it to their benefit. He goes on to explain how it can be applied to real situations, and how English learners can make small changes in their habits to get amazing results.
• Chris explains the difference between motivation and investment, how people often confuse the two, and which is more important in English learning.
• We talk about how consistency is much more important than quantity in order to learn English.
• It’s important to work on your weaknesses to improve in English .
• Chris gives his thoughts on the three things every English learner should do every day.
• Chris shares the best advice he’s received that could help English learners.
• Chris gives a parting piece of guidance to the listeners to help them on their English learning journey.
• If you’d like to get in touch with Chris Roberts, you can email him at chrisarobby@hotmail.com

Recommended resources

• • TEDed https://ed.ted.com/
  • British Council https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/es
  • Six Minute English http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/features/6-minute-english
  • Dean Karnazes: Ultramarathon Man

Get Your Free Ebooks Here

[thrive_leads id=’1049′]