when i was in my early days i always used to think how can someone be like speaking english perfectly and i used to think that i never and ever can speak english as these people do. for me english is like mountains standing on the road how can a people crossed this road such thing i used to think in my early days when i cannot speak english. But things getting correct as i start working and believing in my self that i can do all which i can think so this way i began my journey and finally i can speak english.

why people cant learn english is because they have not confidence in what they are dong they never tried to think like a winner they always make excuses but never find the way that helps them to get his job done.

Always believe in yourself do not get depressed by someone bad actions against you let them forgotten, ask to yourself can you do it or not besides what they people says for you. and remember that every thing is impossible until its get done, so start believing in yourself and try to become the best version of yourself.

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