STOP COMPARING YOURSELF! | English Listening - Speaking | A2-B1

Why do we compare our lives to others on social media? And why does seeing other people's success sometimes make us feel insecure, jealous, or left behind? In this English-learning podcast, you'll explore the psychology of social media comparison through a natural conversation between two hosts. Learn how to talk about social media, emotions, personal growth, and self-confidence in everyday English. 🎧 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN ✅ Understand natural English conversations about social media and comparison. ✅ Learn useful vocabulary such as compare, achievement, pressure, insecure, jealous, grateful, and balance. ✅ Practice everyday expressions like “I can't help comparing myself to others” and “Focus on your own progress.” ✅ Improve your English listening comprehension and speaking confidence. ✅ Learn practical ways to build a healthier relationship with social media. 🗣️ ENGLISH LEVEL: A2–B1 (Pre-intermediate to Intermediate) This episode is designed for English learners who want to improve their listening and speaking skills through realistic conversations. Listen carefully, repeat useful expressions, and try the speaking challenge at the end of the episode. 💡 REMEMBER: Social media often shows only the highlights of people's lives. Instead of comparing your journey with someone else's, focus on your own progress. 📌 HOW TO STUDY WITH THIS VIDEO 1. Listen to the conversation without pausing. 2. Listen again and pay attention to useful vocabulary and expressions. 3. Repeat the sentences aloud to practice pronunciation. 4. Answer the speaking questions using your own experiences. If you enjoy learning English through natural conversations, subscribe to English in Action for more English listening and speaking practice. #LearnEnglish #EnglishListeningPractice #SocialMedia #StopComparingYourself, #selfimprovement, #personalgrowth, #selfconfidence, #socialmediacomparison, #Englishpodcastforbeginners, #EnglishlisteningA2B1, #intermediateEnglishlistening, #dailyEnglishconversation, #EnglishinAction