I’ve been a high intermediate level for awhile and even though I speak with fluency. Sometimes I struggle to speak because of overthinking and aiming to be perfect. Hello Everyone 👋🏾 My name is Myron aka Señor Myron. I’ve been learning this beautiful language for 11 years. And it never ceases to amaze me, I am passionate about it. I decided to learn Spanish 11 years ago because of a strong desire to be a helping hand. In past times, working in the rent to own business. I witnessed my Spanish speaking costumers struggle to communicate. I watched some even bring their grandchildren to our store to interpret. I decide that I wanted to be a bridge to fill in the gap. And to bring two worlds together, and I’ve been on this journey every since. Today, I still struggle with comprehension and still have some miles to go. But, Spanish is a language we can continuously grow in. It doesn’t matter how much one knows, but it’s about how far we are willing to go. There’s levels to fluency and we are the ones to decide where we want to go. Anyhow to answer our questions: What's one Spanish conversation you want to have this week? I like to welcome my new neighbors to our neighborhood. And introduce myself to them. What's one goal you're setting for yourself? My goal is to go beyond fear and experience the great. My goal is not to focus on perfection, yet rather to make a connection with my neighbors. ¡Feliz Lunes a Todos!

I’m glad that so many has decided to leave their comfort zone and learn a language. Yes, it often takes stepping away from what’s familiar to understand something new. This is something I have imagined from a teenager. And now Spanish is apart of my everyday life. I’ve learned that “learning a language is a lifestyle!” It’s not overnight success. It’s like a journey, that requires consistency. So we must be intentional, as we move towards our goals. I’ve learned to have fun, because learning a language shouldn’t be stressful. It’s something to be excited about with every bit of effort we make.