Is Now the Right Time to Improve My English?
- John Freeman
- Jan 7
- 2 min read
If you’ve been thinking about improving your English but keep telling yourself, “I’ll do it later,” you’re not alone. Many people delay their language learning, waiting for the “perfect time.” But here’s the thing: there’s never a perfect time.
Let’s explore why now is the best time to start and how you can fit English learning into your busy life.
Why Waiting Doesn’t Work
Life is always busy. Work, family, and other commitments will never stop demanding your attention. Waiting for things to “settle down” might mean waiting forever. In the meantime, you’re missing opportunities to grow, whether it’s advancing your career, travelling with confidence, or simply enjoying conversations in English.
Whether you are a complete beginner, or have been taking a break from learning, there is never a better time to start than now!
Start Small, See Big Results
You don’t need to commit to hours of study every day to make progress. With as little as 2-4 hours a week, you can take meaningful steps toward your goals. My one-to-one coaching sessions are flexible and tailored to your schedule, so you can start small and build momentum without overwhelming your life.
Opportunities Are Waiting
Every day you wait is a day you could be improving your skills and opening doors. Think about what better English could mean for you:
Landing a dream job or promotion.
Feeling confident in meetings or presentations.
Travelling without language barriers.
Connecting with people around the world.
These opportunities don’t wait for “later.” By starting now, you’re taking control of your future.
Learning Fits Into Your Life
With one-to-one online coaching, learning fits into your lifestyle. Lessons can be scheduled at times that work for you, and you can learn from the comfort of your home. There’s no need to wait for the perfect conditions—we create the conditions together.
Progress Builds Motivation
Starting now doesn’t mean you need to be perfect immediately. The key is consistency, not perfection. As you see progress—even small wins like using a new word or understanding a tricky grammar rule—you’ll feel more motivated to keep going.
Final Thoughts
If you’re waiting for the right time, consider this: the best time to start was yesterday. The next best time is today. Don’t let life’s busyness hold you back from achieving your goals.
