Having the ability to speak English can be a very valuable skill, however, successfully accepting and accomplishing the goal of learning English may be far MORE valuable. What do I mean? Having goals adds meaning and direction to your life. Having big, exciting goals can be a beautiful component to your life! Waking up, refreshed, energetic and enthusiastic to “get to work” on your goals, each and every day, then going to bed satisfied with the progress you made, sounds like a good recipe for the purpose driven life. The serious goal setting and achieving practitioner knows what I am talking about. And this person also understands the goal is really not the goal. Yes, achieving the goal is great, but, it is only a bonus. A welcome, appreciated bonus. But the real benefit to working towards your goals, is how each day transforms and changes you. Yes, to reach your goal, you must grow, evolve, and be better. Your future success will require a better, stronger, more resilient you.  So you may be motivated to learn English to get into University, to get the job, or to get the promotion, but learning English can give you so much more. Let’s dive into it.