Mistakes Are Signs Of Progress | Slow Listening & Speaking Practice (A1–A2) | Podcast For English
Mistakes Are Signs Of Progress is a simple truth every English learner needs to hear. In this episode of Podcast For English, Linda shares why mistakes are not something to fear—they are proof that you are practicing, learning, and improving. If you feel nervous, shy, or embarrassed when you speak English, this video will help you change your mindset and build real confidence. Many beginners wait until they feel “ready” to speak perfect English. But perfection creates pressure, and pressure creates silence. The fastest way to improve is to take small actions, make mistakes, and keep going. Every mistake gives your brain feedback. When you notice the mistake, repeat the sentence, and continue, your memory becomes stronger and your speaking becomes clearer. In this video, you will learn: ✅ Why mistakes are normal in language learning ✅ How to stop overthinking and reduce fear of speaking ✅ A simple method after a mistake: Pause → Repeat → Continue ✅ How daily listening and speaking practice builds fluency ✅ How to build confidence step by step Remember: progress is not smooth. It is built through real practice, real tries, and real learning moments. Your mistakes are not failures. They are signs that your English is growing. 🎧 Subscribe to Podcast For English for beginner-friendly English listening and speaking episodes every week. / @podcastforenglish ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The content in this video is: 00:00:00 Intro - Hello and welcome to Podcast For English. 00:06:07 Mistakes appear when challenge exists. 00:12:25 When learners fear mistakes? 00:18:10 Understanding strengthens learning. 00:24:16 When you are tired mistakes feel bigger? 00:30:33 Because you are stronger than you think. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #MistakesAreSignsOfProgress #LearnEnglish #EnglishSpeaking
