I'm working a lot on improving my English and I feel more confident handling it. This was my goal before coming in London and I admit I can easily watch English language movies and reading English books. I need more time, more experience to say I'm fine with but I feel I'm on the right pattern.
I'm gonna work on it, even in the class I'm about to attend next friday.
This professional course is about Coaching, a job I really love and it'll be completely in English, of course. Will it be easy? I don't think so, I'm also a but scared of it because I risk to go there and being with no-breath for the whole time, looking at these guys moving their mouths without understanding 'em. As a fish on its bowl looks at outside.
I must be a wally, but this 10-days group is what I've been waiting for months. I will test my English more than 10 hours a day for 10 days and it'll be very hard for my mind and for my English.
Cool! I've always tought we can improve if we test us in an uncomfortable situation and sunken in strong ones.
Am I going to harm myself? Dunno, but it's what I must undertake to take over me.
Maybe it's my last chance to work hardly on my skills. If it is fine, after I'll be ready to work wherever in the world. US? UK? Dunno, but I can't ask for something good without a good English. And I wannabe a star of my life, not a secondary partner, not a bungle actor.
I'm gonna strive for it, I stick to my ideas and to my skills. I'm stubborn, I'll do it.
It's strain, I know, it's a struggle to face it up thoroughly to drop out as a winner.
I know, somebody could find last lines a bit romped down me but I need to foster myself.
I know what I can do and I know what I can catch up with. I just have to let me go, to let me coming up and I'll see where my life's gonna bear me.
I don't like to beef, I don't mock and I'm not joking. Life is a game to play seriously. And I wanna win.
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