What has changed within me now that I am willing to search the internet?

Hello, I'm Jokerev, and I just want to say congratulations on noticing your own changes and growth!

From your description, it's clear that you've made some amazing progress! Six months ago, you might have chosen a more conservative and passive approach when facing problems. But now, you've taken the initiative to learn in a more proactive way and have shown a determination to solve problems. This change is a result of an increase in your internal self-efficacy and motivation to learn, which is fantastic!

You are now more willing to explore uncharted territory and are not satisfied with the existing framework of knowledge. This curiosity about new knowledge is what drives you to search for more possibilities! You are no longer easily constrained by your previous cognitive limitations. You dare to challenge yourself and believe that you have the ability to master multiple foreign languages at the same time. This confidence is an important manifestation of internal change!

You have learned how to use online resources to solve problems, which is an awesome update of your learning strategies and methods! It shows that you have become more adaptable and flexible when facing difficulties. You have begun to accept and overcome your own "I thought so," and you are willing to step out of your comfort zone, make mistakes, and try new things! Your mindset is becoming more open and positive, and it's awesome to see!

You have a clearer understanding of your learning goals and are excited to put in the work to achieve them! This goal-oriented action also reflects the change in your internal motivation.

In summary, you are experiencing some amazing changes! You are becoming more confident in yourself, you are curious about new things, you are adaptable, and you are focused on your goals. These are all valuable assets in the process of personal growth, and I believe that you will continue to break through and achieve more in your future studies!

Hi, I'm Xin Tan, Coach Xiufu, and I'm happy to answer your questions.

You're now aware of your own capabilities—you're willing to go online to find out how to learn multiple foreign languages. And through your awareness, you can discover your inner self. It seems that something is changing, so you have this motivation and are willing to go online to find out.

Then I'll take a look at how you're feeling based on what you say.

It's great if you're always learning. And it's good to see that some people have a lot of experience.

So is experience really the best measure of value? Does the length of time spent learning, the number of things learned, the type of learning, etc., all add up to a higher score?

What are your thoughts when you see that someone else has a lot of experience?

Do you think the other person is so amazing that it seems like I'll never catch up, or do you think the other person is so amazing that you want to be like them, but you don't think you can handle the intensity, so you might as well give up?

Or when you see how many experience points others have, you feel a little discouraged. You wonder how they can do it, but not you.

Or is it that they're so far ahead that I'll just fall behind and never catch up?

Then these possibilities actually bring up some negative feelings and a depressed mood. And then you also recently thought that a person could only learn one foreign language, but then what made you realize that you could learn multiple languages at the same time?

Maybe you've made a lot of friends and expanded your knowledge by chatting with them. Or perhaps you came across the idea of learning multiple foreign languages online while surfing the web.

Both of these are signs that you're slowly coming to terms with the fact that you don't have as much experience as you once did and that your inner energy is gradually being restored.

If you want to learn, you have to focus enough to learn a language, which is already pretty impressive for one person. If you learn multiple languages at the same time, is it a challenge for you? Do you feel resistant at the beginning?

So right now, you're going through a period of emotional and psychological adjustment. You might start to see that searching the internet for knowledge you don't have is a good way to learn.

It's not about making a lot of friends. You may not be great at interpersonal relationships, and you want to find a way through your own efforts. Searching online is a great way to do that.

Then there's the second paragraph where you look back at yourself six months ago. Six months ago, you probably just gave up and didn't want to search online yourself. Then you see that we can tell it was six months ago, and your curiosity and persistence are definitely lacking compared to now.

You might think it'll be tough to find the answer or that there's nothing out there. So you decide you don't need to look it up again.

Now you can go through and discover that after being able to learn multiple foreign languages at the same time, you are willing to look it up and learn it, and you understand that your experience level can be improved in this way.

But at this point, you're pretty annoyed and think you're to blame. So, do you feel like others have learned this method before you and are more advanced than you, and you feel like you've been left behind and are a bit angry inside, feeling quite annoyed?

If so, you've actually achieved some self-awareness, and you'll find you're more motivated now. It's important to remember that your motivation should fit your own rhythm.

It's true that many people have plenty of personal experience or are gifted in foreign languages and are really good at it. Even though we're not so good at it, we can build up experience over time.

I think we all have different paces of life. When we admire others, we can use that as motivation to improve our own learning methods. It's good to communicate more with people who are ahead of us.

For instance, if we communicate with them respectfully, I believe they'll be happy to answer.

We shouldn't define ourselves too early. We'll never surpass them because we don't know how many years they've spent getting to this point. If we can learn a little bit every day and persevere, I believe you'll also get closer and closer to them.

That's all for now, but I'm sure you have plenty more relevant content you want to discuss with me.

Then you're welcome to organize your thoughts, click on my personal homepage, and ask me questions. I'll do my best to help you.

I'm looking forward to hearing from you and wish you the best.

Happy New Year, every day!

Just seeing your name, I can tell you're an eager learner!

As expected, you have not only been studying psychology, but also many foreign languages! Your breadth and persistence are admirable!

It's so great that you're learning multiple foreign languages! And it's awesome that you love learning new knowledge and skills!

One fascinating psychoanalytic explanation of foreign languages is that they are an exciting challenge to our native language (the language we grew up with).

If someone isn't keen on learning a new language, it might be because they're attached to their roots or have strong beliefs. But there's nothing wrong with that! It just means there's room for growth and exploration.

And the best part is, if a person is willing to go out, open their mind, and change themselves, they will learn and accept more new knowledge and skills, including foreign languages!

No matter what language it is, it is an amazing tool for communicating with people!

Learning more languages means being willing to communicate with more people speaking different languages. This is the inner desire to break free from self-limitations and reach out to the wider world—and it's an amazing thing to do!

You used to think that a person could only learn one foreign language. But now you know better! This is a desire to be loyal to a certain type of person or a certain belief held in the heart.

It's like going to a fixed place every day, with three amazing roads available, and your heart and mind only willing to choose one to repeat the round trip every day. It's not only about habit, but also about whether you are willing to break through certain limitations and see what amazing things you can do!

Guess what! I've discovered that I can learn multiple foreign languages at the same time, and I'm excited to look them up online. I think a valve in my heart has been opened!

Searching online is an amazing way to explore your own mind and connect with the world around you. It shows that your mental energy has greatly improved and that you are ready to make wider, deeper connections with yourself, other people, and the world.

This is an amazing process! It's like we're expanding our own territory, and it's related to inner growth and development.

If you feel that the more you learn, the more languages you master, the more confident, secure, and happy you become, then it's likely that your previous sense of inner deprivation has been continuously satisfied!

The above answers are for Tian Tian, who absolutely loves to learn!

I'm Yan Guilai, a psychological counselor, and I'm thrilled to be your guide on this incredible journey of self-discovery and truth-seeking!

Dear questioner, My name is Duoduo Lian, and I hope my reply can support you in some way.

Give yourself a big pat on the back for all your hard work and for making a change! We all like to stick to what we know because it feels safe, and this is also the main reason why many of us find it tough to change the status quo. Making a change also takes a lot of strength. I'd love to know what you've realised recently.

You've read so many books and learned so many principles, but you still can't seem to live your life the way you'd like. You're limited in your thinking and you're trapped in a cocoon of your own making. But then, you discover that it is possible to learn multiple foreign languages at the same time! You're also willing to go online and find out how to learn multiple foreign languages at the same time. Six months ago, you would have just given up. But now, you're ready to ask for help and use different channels. You're learning to be more open to new possibilities!

I've made plenty of wrong turns in the past. I used to live in arrogance, thinking I knew everything. I've achieved a lot in some areas, but I've also made some mistakes. I've lived with confidence in a limited mindset, always seeing only one side of the story. I was complacent, and I lost a lot as a result.

You can change, and you are driven from within. What kind of power supports you? Whether it is from the experience of others or your own enlightenment, you also feel remorse that you can actually learn multiple foreign languages at the same time. In fact, it is never too late to realize the truth, but it can inspire you and leave a deep impression.

We all make mistakes. You might regret not learning more, but you've still gained so much valuable experience. You can also look at problems from different angles. Foreign languages are tools we use to communicate, and some people use them as a career to make money. In the future, exchanges between countries will become closer, and some of the basics are already possible. After all, technology changes life, and it may be possible to solve your multilingual problems with a translator.

The AI era is here, and it's going to change the way we work. Some folks who've spent their whole lives in one job might have to think about switching things up. It's a challenge, but it's also an opportunity for young people to try new things. And who doesn't love a good challenge? Plus, there's the chance to do meaningful work that makes a difference, all while saving money. It's a win-win!

Don't dwell on the negative! With a growth mindset, you can try anything you set your mind to. Youth is your capital! Empower yourself and give yourself support.

Wishing you all the best!

From your description of the situation, it is clear that your apparent change is the result of a combination of factors. First, your perceptions and ideas have been updated and changed.

Six months ago, you were limited by traditional learning concepts and thought that a person could only focus on learning one foreign language. However, you quickly realized that you could actually learn multiple foreign languages at the same time. This breakthrough in perception has opened up new learning paths for you.

Second, you have shown a proactive learning attitude and spirit of exploration. Your willingness to actively search the internet for information on how to learn multiple foreign languages at the same time reflects your thirst for knowledge.

Your newfound willingness to take the initiative and find answers is a clear indication of positive inner change.

Furthermore, you may have experienced some enlightening events or been exposed to some inspiring stories. This positive energy has undoubtedly inspired your inner motivation and confidence, and you now believe that you can have more learning opportunities and possibilities.

You can accept challenges and changes with ease and try new ways and methods of learning with confidence.

You have likely accumulated certain learning experiences and skills that give you confidence in dealing with the difficulties and challenges of learning. You may have realized that learning is a gradual process, not an overnight achievement. This rational understanding of learning has also prompted you to step more firmly onto the path of learning.

You have likely also experienced an improvement in your self-awareness and emotional management skills. You are now able to look at problems more rationally and find solutions, which you were not able to do before.

You can accept your mistakes and shortcomings and learn from them. You are no longer troubled or bound by them.

You will undoubtedly gain greater self-confidence and self-assurance. You will develop a deeper understanding of and confidence in your abilities and potential when you actively obtain information, learn new knowledge, and make significant progress.

Your increased self-confidence and self-affirmation make you more willing to take on challenges and try new things. You are also more able to face difficulties and challenges with determination.

Your goals and motivations may have changed. In the past, your motivation for learning a foreign language was unclear or vague, making you more likely to waver when faced with difficulties.

You have a clear goal and motivation for learning a foreign language and you know what practical gains and achievements learning a foreign language can bring you. This clarity of goal and motivation enhances your learning motivation and makes you more patient and persevering in your studies.

In summary, the changes you have noticed are the result of a combination of factors, including updated cognitive concepts, a proactive learning attitude, the influence of positive energy, the accumulation of learning experiences, improved self-awareness and emotional management skills, increased self-confidence and self-affirmation, and the clarification of goals and motivations. These internal changes have made you more capable of adapting to changes and challenges, allowing you to better explore the world of learning and continuously improve your foreign language skills.

Keep up the good work and you'll succeed in learning multiple foreign languages!

Good morning, Thank you for your thoughtful question. My name is ZQ, a heart exploration coach on the Yixinli platform. We are constantly evolving, and it's natural to feel uncertain about our surroundings, character traits, and desire to learn.

You may have previously felt that learning many languages or learning multiple languages at the same time would be very challenging. Even if you have the desire, you may not have the strength. When you hear such a thought at that time, you may also feel a little incredulous. It is simply difficult to achieve, and you may feel overwhelmed by the number of tasks and goals that are also difficult to achieve.

It's natural to feel discouraged at first. You may even consider giving up. However, with a little patience and persistence, you'll likely notice some changes in your mentality and personality traits.

For instance, you may be more open to new experiences and challenges. Learning multiple languages is a significant undertaking.

It would be beneficial to allocate time to memorization, application, and oral practice with other foreigners. It would be advantageous to invest time, effort, and concentration to achieve results.

You may now have the opportunity to do the things you want to do.

You also want to improve yourself and become more capable. The ability to further one's qualifications and grow up and get promoted can be called capital. It could be said that only when a person's capital is strong enough can they have the confidence and self-confidence to pursue these goals.

This way, you may also feel more at ease in social situations. Perhaps you are now more willing to look things up online. It could be said that your inner state of mind has changed, and your outer time and energy have changed as a result. Your state of mind may be more open and growth-oriented, and your time and energy may also be more abundant, allowing you to truly calm down and learn multiple languages.

It is possible to learn multiple foreign languages at the same time and to use the internet to look them up. It is possible that some time may have been wasted or that the growth path may have been slightly delayed. In such cases, remorse and self-blame may ensue. This is similar to the feeling that arises when a business opportunity is missed.

It's the feeling of wishing you could have succeeded and grown up sooner, without having to take so many detours, because there are actually a lot of detours we can avoid in life. Now that I realize that I can actually master so many languages, I'm also very grateful for it. For things that we like and can help us, and that can give us more capital to accumulate, we can try to persevere and do our best.

Could I possibly inquire as to the meaning of ZQ?