Personal Development

Studying languages

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Regularly practicing and learning new languages.
Gabe Mays
Gabe Mays
Last updated:
May 15, 2025
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Description

Regularly practicing and learning new languages.

Benefits

Improves cognitive function, enhances communication skills, opens cultural opportunities.

Example

Jake started studying Spanish after a trip to Mexico left him feeling frustrated that he couldn’t have real conversations with the locals. He committed to 15 minutes a day with a language app, then later added weekly chats with a tutor online. Over time, he got hooked on the process. It wasn’t just about travel anymore — it became a brain workout that made him feel sharp and challenged. The real payoff came when he returned a year later and was able to chat comfortably with the same hotel staff who remembered him. That moment made all the study sessions worth it.

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