Learning Spanish For Beginners - Can not Seem to Find the Time to Learn Spanish?

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Are you someone who has always wanted to learn how to speak Spanish? Or even someone who has already attempted to learn but never found enough time to ever learn anything? Relax; you are not the only one with the same problem. Many people struggling to learn Spanish are also struggling to find a method to help them find the time to do it.

So you're saying "Okay, so how do I Find the Time?"

Although finding time to do things may seem easier said than done, it is not impossible. Here is a method that has helped many discover where all of their time goes. Although the technique might seem contradictory at first simple because writing everything down might seem like a hassle at first, it is worth it in the long run. So what you do get yourself a small pocket sized notebook. Then, for about a week, keep a list of all your activities that you do. Everything that ranges from eating time to TV time should be written down. Nothing should be left out. Then, at the end of the week calculate how much time you spent doing on the activities. For example, if you watched two hours of TV on Tuesday and one and a half on Friday you would add them up to get a total of three and a half. Then create chart. On one side write down the name of the activity and on the other the time you spent on the activity. Finally, take a close look at the numbers and see which ones can be brought down. The most common place to look in is the TV category. Many people spend much more time watching TV then they think simply because they enjoy that activity and it seems like time goes by faster when doing it.

Okay, I did the above but I still do not have the time!

If you did the above and still can not seem to find a time to learn Spanish then it is time to make some sacrifices. Look at them same chart you previously made. This time, however, look for categories that can be removed completely, not just lowered in duration. Ask yourself "does this really beat the benefits of learning Spanish?" If you have to think about it too much, then the answer is probably no. Do not hesitate to stop certain activities. After all, you can always do them again at a later point in time. In fact, Spanish might even make some of those activities even more enjoyable!

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Source by Sarah Dieter