Ulug'bek Umidjonov | 9.0
10.05.202518:38
Feruza completed my Intensive IELTS program, and she says the reading classes have been particularly useful.
🎧 LISTENING – 8.5
📖 READING – 8.0
📝 WRITING – 6.5
🗣 SPEAKING – 6.5
Natija va ingliz tili bo‘yicha maslahat uchun ⤵️
📩 @diyorbeksielts_yunusobod
📩 @diyorbeksielts_admin
🎧 LISTENING – 8.5
📖 READING – 8.0
📝 WRITING – 6.5
🗣 SPEAKING – 6.5
Natija va ingliz tili bo‘yicha maslahat uchun ⤵️
📩 @diyorbeksielts_yunusobod
📩 @diyorbeksielts_admin
Reposted from:
Dilshodbek Ravshanov (9.0)
10.05.202511:57
YOU ARE PROBABLY NOT AN IMPOSTOR ❗️
As the world of IELTS has become a constant race, many young or low-profile teachers may be experiencing impostor syndrome—a lot of self-doubt and anxiety related to the profession of teaching.
Am I good enough for this?
Should I imitate those popular bloggers?
Do I need to sell out?
I’m sure these questions haunt many teachers at this point. But let me explain something.
I've been patronized quite often over the last 2–3 years. Some of the popular guys in this business will always want to establish superiority and make you feel like you're worse. And they will always want to do that.
I mean, look at me. I have a channel with 23,000 people in it, and I've been working in this field for years now—yet I still get comments like: "Why isn’t your channel growing?" or
"Why can’t you sell your course to thousands of people?"
I genuinely smile every time I see such questions.
Competition is only important when you believe you're actually competing with those people. But are you? Do you want to compete?
Or do you just want to focus on yourself and make sure you do your job the right way? I think it's all about how you define your path.
I once had a colleague who always had to show his student results to everyone in the office and compare them to mine. But the crazy thing is—I didn’t care at all who that guy was. He was obsessed with outperforming me, and I didn’t even realize how important it was to him at the time.
See how it works?
So, the next time you experience impostor syndrome, just ask yourself whether you're focused on rational goals, or simply competing with people you shouldn’t be competing with.
And if you happen to hate the job of teaching—just quit while it's not too late. If your brain was good enough to learn English, you're definitely good enough to learn new skills.
Don’t limit yourself.
@dilshodbekravshanov ✍️
As the world of IELTS has become a constant race, many young or low-profile teachers may be experiencing impostor syndrome—a lot of self-doubt and anxiety related to the profession of teaching.
Am I good enough for this?
Should I imitate those popular bloggers?
Do I need to sell out?
I’m sure these questions haunt many teachers at this point. But let me explain something.
I've been patronized quite often over the last 2–3 years. Some of the popular guys in this business will always want to establish superiority and make you feel like you're worse. And they will always want to do that.
I mean, look at me. I have a channel with 23,000 people in it, and I've been working in this field for years now—yet I still get comments like: "Why isn’t your channel growing?" or
"Why can’t you sell your course to thousands of people?"
I genuinely smile every time I see such questions.
Competition is only important when you believe you're actually competing with those people. But are you? Do you want to compete?
Or do you just want to focus on yourself and make sure you do your job the right way? I think it's all about how you define your path.
I once had a colleague who always had to show his student results to everyone in the office and compare them to mine. But the crazy thing is—I didn’t care at all who that guy was. He was obsessed with outperforming me, and I didn’t even realize how important it was to him at the time.
See how it works?
So, the next time you experience impostor syndrome, just ask yourself whether you're focused on rational goals, or simply competing with people you shouldn’t be competing with.
And if you happen to hate the job of teaching—just quit while it's not too late. If your brain was good enough to learn English, you're definitely good enough to learn new skills.
Don’t limit yourself.
@dilshodbekravshanov ✍️
09.05.202507:15
7️⃣🔤5️⃣
09.05.202505:09
7️⃣🔤0️⃣
08.04.202504:00
Me every time a student says they can’t improve their reading.
10.05.202518:36
7️⃣🔤5️⃣
09.05.202510:36
Typical DINKs
09.05.202507:10
Dilafruz completed my last morning Intensive program and scored a 7.0 overall! Way to go!
🎧 LISTENING – 8.0
📖 READING – 6.5
📝 WRITING – 6.5
🗣 SPEAKING – 6.0
Natija va ingliz tili bo‘yicha maslahat uchun ⤵️
📩 @diyorbeksielts_yunusobod
📩 @diyorbeksielts_admin
🎧 LISTENING – 8.0
📖 READING – 6.5
📝 WRITING – 6.5
🗣 SPEAKING – 6.0
Natija va ingliz tili bo‘yicha maslahat uchun ⤵️
📩 @diyorbeksielts_yunusobod
📩 @diyorbeksielts_admin
08.05.202514:01
13.04.202508:19
#PracticalEnglish
🇺🇿 Yonizda mayda pul yo'qmi mobodo?
Translate this to English in the comments. 👇
🇺🇿 Yonizda mayda pul yo'qmi mobodo?
Translate this to English in the comments. 👇
08.04.202503:58
10.05.202517:38
The Great Gatsby (straight from US)
Shout out to my man Asadbek Alimboyev.
Shout out to my man Asadbek Alimboyev.
09.05.202507:15
Kimyonisa has been a hardworking student, attending my 3-month program. She updated her previous score of 6.5 to 7.5!
🎧 LISTENING – 9.0
📖 READING – 7.0
📝 WRITING – 6.5
🗣 SPEAKING – 6.5
Natija va ingliz tili bo‘yicha maslahat uchun ⤵️
📩 @diyorbeksielts_yunusobod
📩 @diyorbeksielts_admin
🎧 LISTENING – 9.0
📖 READING – 7.0
📝 WRITING – 6.5
🗣 SPEAKING – 6.5
Natija va ingliz tili bo‘yicha maslahat uchun ⤵️
📩 @diyorbeksielts_yunusobod
📩 @diyorbeksielts_admin
09.05.202506:38
Visiting my hometown today…
It’s been more than a year
It’s been more than a year
21.04.202515:17
20 seats left… and bonuses have already been shared in the Speaking group.
REGISTER HERE👈
REGISTER HERE👈
09.04.202507:27
ANSWER 🇺🇸
- Getting a driving license has become pretty difficult, huh?
- Oh, tell me about it!
💡 "tell me about it" is used in spoken English to mean that you are familiar with a difficult or unpleasant situation described by someone else. It's a way of "agreeing" with someone.
A: I’ve got like five deadlines this week.
B: Ugh, tell me about it. My to-do list is endless.
@ulugbekumidjonov
- Getting a driving license has become pretty difficult, huh?
- Oh, tell me about it!
💡 "tell me about it" is used in spoken English to mean that you are familiar with a difficult or unpleasant situation described by someone else. It's a way of "agreeing" with someone.
A: I’ve got like five deadlines this week.
B: Ugh, tell me about it. My to-do list is endless.
@ulugbekumidjonov
07.04.202511:45
Zukhriddin completed my 3-month IELTS program and scored a 7.0, just 0.5. shy of 7.5. He has been an exemplary student, creating a homework channel for himself and getting things done conscientiously.
🎧 LISTENING - 8.0🚀
📖 READING - 7.0
📝 WRITING - 6.5
🗣 SPEAKING - 7.0 🚀
Natija va ingliz tili uchun ⤵️
📩 @diyorbeksielts_yunusobod
📩 @diyorbeksielts_admin
🎧 LISTENING - 8.0🚀
📖 READING - 7.0
📝 WRITING - 6.5
🗣 SPEAKING - 7.0 🚀
Natija va ingliz tili uchun ⤵️
📩 @diyorbeksielts_yunusobod
📩 @diyorbeksielts_admin
10.05.202517:38
09.05.202507:15
09.05.202505:13
Our students are nailing the test, let me tell you… 📄
17.04.202511:17
I heard Nassim Taleb say that "the single definition of success is – do not disappoint your 18-year-old self". Scrolling through my old private channel, I stumbled upon a letter I wrote to myself as a 16 year-old to be read after 10 years. Now that I'm 29, I thought maybe I should revisit it:
Dear future me,
I am writing this letter to let you know that I, your 16 year-old self, am a real mess at the moment. You know me, right? My sleep regime is so skewed that I'm not even sure if I can fix it. I go to bed in the morning or sometimes nod off long before sunrise. But I am certain you are not this kind of man anymore. I am sure you have already grappled with this long-time issue and called a halt to it. I know you are no more staying up all night just to keep yourself busy with seemingly important stuff. And I also hope that you have stopped binge-watching no-good TV series and that you are reading your favourite books instead. I believe that your body is at its finest now - that you have been working out and leading an exemplary lifestyle. I am also sure that you have quit chowing down on that fast-food you loved 10 years ago. But if you are still a slave to all your bad habits , you are not the kind of person I aspire to be! Screw you - I deeply hate you!
How is your family, by the way? Have you stopped making excuses to check up on your relatives and people who are close to you? Or did you simply let that opportunity slip through your fingers and regret not having seized it in time? ''Family comes first, my friend'', says your hypocritical younger self. I hope you are spending at least as much time with your parents, wife, and kids as you're spending on your work.
Speaking of work, are you still the kind of mellow guy you used to be a decade ago? Are you still trying to keep low profile? Good. Keep doing so. Aren't you putting profit above your true self? Haven't you conceded defeat against your greed just yet? If not, you have my respect man! I believe you have stayed true to yourself after all this time. I am not sure what work you are doing now, but if you haven't lost your identity, I'm sure you are on the right track.
With a spark of hope in his eyes
Ulug'bek from 2022, July 7th.
@ulugbekumidjonov
Dear future me,
I am writing this letter to let you know that I, your 16 year-old self, am a real mess at the moment. You know me, right? My sleep regime is so skewed that I'm not even sure if I can fix it. I go to bed in the morning or sometimes nod off long before sunrise. But I am certain you are not this kind of man anymore. I am sure you have already grappled with this long-time issue and called a halt to it. I know you are no more staying up all night just to keep yourself busy with seemingly important stuff. And I also hope that you have stopped binge-watching no-good TV series and that you are reading your favourite books instead. I believe that your body is at its finest now - that you have been working out and leading an exemplary lifestyle. I am also sure that you have quit chowing down on that fast-food you loved 10 years ago. But if you are still a slave to all your bad habits , you are not the kind of person I aspire to be! Screw you - I deeply hate you!
How is your family, by the way? Have you stopped making excuses to check up on your relatives and people who are close to you? Or did you simply let that opportunity slip through your fingers and regret not having seized it in time? ''Family comes first, my friend'', says your hypocritical younger self. I hope you are spending at least as much time with your parents, wife, and kids as you're spending on your work.
Speaking of work, are you still the kind of mellow guy you used to be a decade ago? Are you still trying to keep low profile? Good. Keep doing so. Aren't you putting profit above your true self? Haven't you conceded defeat against your greed just yet? If not, you have my respect man! I believe you have stayed true to yourself after all this time. I am not sure what work you are doing now, but if you haven't lost your identity, I'm sure you are on the right track.
With a spark of hope in his eyes
Ulug'bek from 2022, July 7th.
@ulugbekumidjonov
08.04.202512:10
#PracticalEnglish
🇺🇿
- Prava olish qiyin bo'p ketdi.
- Eee nimasini aytasiz / gapirmang.
Translate this to English in the comments. 👇
🇺🇿
- Prava olish qiyin bo'p ketdi.
- Eee nimasini aytasiz / gapirmang.
Translate this to English in the comments. 👇
07.04.202511:45
Shown 1 - 24 of 101
Log in to unlock more functionality.