Why self-correction matters?

Example ⬆️

You need to ask only one question: “Have I heard a native speaker say so?”

An unplanned episode about inner state.

Why I quit coffee and how the body plays a more important part in our learning process than we think.
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⬆️And… this was also part of of daily practice of being spontaneous and recording myself

Haha, this is such an accurate demonstration of what I was talking about in the audio above 😁😁😁

June 1 in the community

We will start a 3-month accuracy practice.

Tenses
Articles
Confusing grammar
Conditionals
Prepositions
Sentence Structure

The little mistakes that make your English sound off, unclear and confusing.

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Choose “coaching studio”

You’ll have 14 coaching sessions with me this summer.

You can’t buy your way in. I want to coach full-effort people who are serious about getting to the next level.

If your application is approved, you’ll hear from me within 24 hours.

https://youtu.be/OxSXw3sc93I

New video on Youtube - the difference between self-correction and self-censorship

I just had my private accent class.

Here are the words I practiced to say differently.

Can you read the words?

1) kuhoo AH puh REHEE ddihng

2) nuh TAE lee uh/ nuh TAH lee uh

3) thuhooz

4) uhn uh PAH luh GEH ddihk

My homework for this week is to do the self-corection practice with these.

We don't work only on my accent.
We change the perception of WORDS and SOUNDS. Because let me tell you this - ALL of us who learned English as a foreign language in school - we all learned to read English incorrectly.

We have a broken perception of the sounds that each letter or a combination of letters stands for.

So, we change the way we perceive language.
The way we read and hear it.
And this changes how we SAY it and how we SPEAK.


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