Should You Plan to Become a Polyglot?

A discussion of polyglottery, planning, and personality types. If you have decided that one of your life goals is to become a polyglot, then does it make sense to develop and follow a systematic plan to achieve this? For many, it may be more joyful, and more productive, to simply let your range of languages expand organically. However, for those of a scholarly disposition who have concrete goals in mind, following a set plan is the best way to achieve them. Where can you find examples of such systematic study sequences, or possibly have one tailor made for you? I hereby invite you to visit my new website at alexanderarguelles.com to read a number of systematic study plans that others have requested, and to submit such a request yourself if you so desire.

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