Think Directly in English - Practical Tips to Train Your Brain to Stop Translating Every Time

One problem that I used to struggle with
and the problem was that I had to
translate too much to speak even a single
proper long sentence in English and this I
feel is a common problem with almost everybody.
People often come up to me and ask
me, Ma'am, I want to speak proper
fluent English but I just cannot do it.
How do I do it?
So these are a few tips that I
always give them.
See, I cannot start talking about and deliver
a whole one hour lecture when somebody asks
me that, right?
I have to finish it off in five
minutes or so, so that the person has
gotten an answer, they have found something in
that conversation from me and at the same
time, I do not end up spending one
hour every time somebody asks me that question
because this question comes up very, very often,
very often to me.
One thing that I often tell them is
that get over this problem of translation in
your head because this is slowing you down.
It is taking a hit on your confidence
because when you try to translate from your
mother tongue into English, what you do is
that you assess every word in your head
and every single word tries to find their
place in English language and then you put
together those words to construct a sentence and
then you speak.
So then the process is so lengthy that
you cannot expect yourself to be fluent if
you're doing this all the time.
So what do we do?
How do we get over this problem?
What is that one way that I can