The Secret Behind Successfully Learning Korean Effortlessly
Sunday, June 14th, 2009How to Really Learn Korean in Just Minutes a Day and Stick with it
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The Myth
What if I told you mastering Korean wasn’t that hard. That actually learning the language itself is not nearly as difficult as you may have heard. And that the problem to progressing is an age old one…failure to execute.
The Real Issue
Said another way, “People don’t progress ’cause they don’t do! If you don’t do the work, you won’t reach your goals.”
It’s a bold statement, but think about it.
How many things have you tried, only to give up at some later point in time. Exercising daily, diets, hobbies, etc. Language learning is no exception.
We tend to start out strong, but then fade. And usually fast.
The following is an all too common scenario:
Day 1, study 3 hours.
Day 2, study 2 hours.
Day 3, skip (feeling tired).
Day 4, 10 minutes.
Day 5, skip (too busy).
Day 6, skip……and before you know it, (language) is an afterthought.
Similar patterns for exercising, dieting, and other self improvement plans. There are many reasons why this happens.
Sometimes life just gets in the way. And let’s be honest, sometimes you are to blame. But many of the time it’s not your fault. Many times the system you’re using is ineffective. Or, the system is good, but its instructions aren’t clear.
The results, though, are the same:
No results = loss of interest. And loss of interest = quitting.
Many times, though, you didn’t have a chance. You were doomed from the start. Without a road map to progress, you didn’t really have a chance.
Presenting Your Road Map to Success
To give you the best opportunity to succeed and to solve this problem, we used the feedback from tens-of-thousands users and conducted a major research project costing us an obscene amount of money. The results blew us away. The answer was so effective, and so simple! And here they are,
I’d like to tell you about 2 special tools that will:
* provide you with the road map to succeed,
* keep you on track to rapid progress, and
* provide you with the ability to build positive study habits (the secret to success at ANYTHING).
They’re called Fast Track to Fluency Checklists and Schedules - 2 powerful and simple tools to get you on the FAST Track to learning Korean!
And they’re NOW available to our Basic, Premium and Premium Plus subscribers. Basic Lesson Checklist in the Basic Subscription column, and Premium Lesson Checklist in the Premium Subscription column.
Ridiculously Fast and Effective
Here are just some of the benefits of these powerful tools:
* Progess faster by learning how to use our system effectively, in fact,
* Basic checklist users learn twice as fast with this tool,
* Premium checklist users learn 5 times as fast with this tool.
* Build positive study habits (the real power behind rapid learning),
* Organize your study time and schedule language learning into your routine (the secret to effortlessly learning).
By using this checklist to follow the system and scheduling when you do each step, you are guaranteed to learn so fast your friends, family, teachers, colleagues and classmates will be shocked and awed by your progress.
Try it Now and See the Results Instantly
Set aside 30 minutes and follow the checklist, and try it. In fact, most do it right after reading this. The difference between 30 minutes of EFFECTIVE studying, and 30 minutes of ineffective studying is night and day.
But don’t take my word for it. Try it now!
Here is what you do:
Part I
Step 1. Print out the attachment - Fluency Fast Checklist Basic/Premium (1 minute)
Step 2. Choose 1 lesson (1 minute)
Step 3. Complete the checklist in Order (25 minutes)
Part II
Step 4. Print out the attachment - Schedule to Fluency (1 minute)
Step 5. Complete your weekly schedul (10 minutes)
Step 6. Follow the schedule for 1 week.
Follow the schedule for 1-week. If you’re not blown away by the results after just 1 week, we’ll give you 1-month for FREE.
Start Using NOW
FREE Lifetime Account members, click here and upgrade now. You have everything to gain, and nothing to lose.
Basic and Premium users, start using now, and welcome to the Fast Track to Fluency!
See the below examples of our checklist and weekly schedule to transform your study habits right away!
Examples of Fluency Fast System
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June 15th, 2009 at 7:22 pm
Similiar to what I already do, but I never really wrote a checklist down for myself - so this is really helpful, thanks
June 16th, 2009 at 2:01 am
I think these checklists are a really great addition to the website! Podcasts are a relatively unstructured method of language learning compared to other methods, and these guidelines seem like they would be very beneficial in terms of helping listeners make the most out of the lessons provided here. This is somewhat similar to the method that I use to study from KC101 when I’m feeling quite motivated, but I bet that having these steps synthesized into a checklist will help motivate me to be more consistent in my study.
June 18th, 2009 at 3:41 am
Hi! Thanks for these tools. I was just wondering where I can find the PDF for the schedule. I found the premium checklist in the Premium column of the lesson contents, but I haven’t been able to locate the schedule. I tried looking all over the learning center, but no luck I’m afraid.
June 19th, 2009 at 11:47 am
Why are these now with every lesson?
they aren’t customised in anyway. They are totally unrelated to the individual lessons and they are not even different between the different language pod101s.
Even if it was only on 1 lesson, it would still be the single item that clearly took the least time to make. I think the checklist thing is a nice idea, but it is being way over exposed by posting it on every single lesson. To me, it seems like it would fit allot better as a two word link in the reference material system AT MOST. You don’t post a Hangul chart with every single lesson, even though you clearly need to understand Hangul to full get the lesson. I don’t see why this simple checklist is any different.
Having it with every single lesson looks really gimmicky to me, like your just trying to fill up space and make it look like there is more content in each lesson, when really nothing is being added. The lessons have plenty of links to REAL content and I dont see how all these links to the exact same pdf file is helpful.
June 19th, 2009 at 4:16 pm
I see that you added the schedule to the basic content now. Thanks.
If I could wish, these features would also be included in the learning center as a part of the web application, so that you could enter and save the information in your account.
June 19th, 2009 at 5:07 pm
my previous post seems negative and that was not my intention… So I would just like to point out that I think this is a neat idea and that Koreanclass101 is the best site on the internet and is my homepage!
June 19th, 2009 at 8:58 pm
Thank you for all the feedback!
While these are the same files on every lesson, we thought it might be more convenient to be able to have the link there so you could click it right away and print to fill out with your lesson.
We heard many people make very similar sheets to organize and schedule their study time, so we wanted to make this available to everyone. Hope it helps! ♪
June 20th, 2009 at 1:51 pm
Steven,
I think you may be on to something. Actually, when I first read this post, I went to look for these checklists in the reference section, and was confused when I didn’t find them there.
Since there’s no finite space on a webpage to try to fill up, I think there’s no harm in including a link with the lessons. However, wouldn’t it be reasonable to include them with the rest of the reference material as well?
October 25th, 2009 at 6:39 pm
hi.! can you help me? its so hard for me to join your free trials.and i really want to learn korean
thank you.
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May 18th, 2010 at 9:48 am
The most important secret of all is to enjoy~~!
Don’t take the target langauge too seriously but take it as a new boy friend/girl friend.
You can’t know him/her right away… You have to take your time getting to know him/her. If you like him/her a lot, get to know him/her one by one or little by little… then, you will get his/her love… (i think..)
Apply this method to learning Korean (new language to you).
Trust me, you will be successful~~^^
best,
Ganbete! (for Japanese), Zayo! (for Chinese), Go Go! (for English)