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In this eye-opening episode, Mario Anaya Nunes challenges the biggest myth in language learning: that faster is better. Drawing from the timeless fable of the hare and the tortoise, he reveals why rushing through English studies is actually the #1 cause of failure – and why embracing a slower, steadier pace leads to genuine success.

Dive deep into the psychology behind our obsession with speed learning, uncovering how childhood pressures and societal expectations create anxiety that sabotages our progress. Mario explores why intelligent people often struggle the most with language learning, trapped in a cycle of starting fast, burning out, and asking themselves years later: "What if I had just kept going?"

Learn practical strategies for making peace with your learning pace, including how to:

• Overcome the shame of starting with basics
• Build sustainable study habits that actually stick
• Transform your inner critic into a supportive companion
• Focus on consistency over intensity

Whether you're a beginner feeling overwhelmed, an intermediate learner stuck in a plateau, or someone who's started and stopped countless times, this episode offers a refreshing perspective that could completely transform your English learning journey.

It's time to stop racing and start progressing. Your future fluent self will thank you.

In this Fluent Mindset episode, Mario talks about the “learning plateau” — that frustrating stage where your motivation fades and progress seems to stop.

Through a simple gym analogy, he explains why this happens, how most people give up too soon, and what to do instead to keep improving your English.

If you feel stuck or unmotivated in your studies, this episode will remind you that progress often happens quietly — right before the breakthrough.

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