This video explains the mindset shift required to advance your language skills. https://youtu.be/O7TjG-iVr-g

Start a FREE account and get instant access to the self-study resources. I am sharing simple strategies to achieve native-like fluency. You don't need to move to an English-speaking country. All you need to do is apply the right strategy: stop acquiring more knowledge about the language and focus on developing the skills that will help you hear what native speakers say, understand what they mean, and express what you think with more clarity.

Deadline to apply to any of the Writing courses - July 25. I have two of them - "Confident Business Writing for non-native speakers" (9 months of work) and "Learn to THINK in English. Stop translating" (4 months of work). Lifetime access to the online community where you can kep practicing is guaranteed. The link to apply is here - https://courses.nataliatokar.me/collections?category=writing

Here is a folder with examples of some C-Level resumes. It's not a good idea to copy the text of someone else's resume. But you can study them to learn what's important and how you can craft your own Executive Summary (the most important paragraph on a resume) https://yadi.sk/d/QbJ7ACrUQxjSPA

Confident Speaking Practice is my small online signature group for those who have already taken my other courses and need to advance their speaking skills. Deadline to join is August 5. If you haven't taken any of my courses but your level is upper-intermediate and above, you can do the practical task to apply. This is a small international group of non-native speakers from 6 countries. We are working together on our thinking and speaking skills in English. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScSYnzFzR1StYBv5ZCGZbwmfoXT7S57bnrWGWDUoiyjvR5bew/viewform

Daniel is Danish. He's not a native speaker. His English and his contribution to the world of work culture is amazing. A good exercise is to listen to him talk and notice the patterns that you can apply in your speech too.

A podcast about rhythm. How do people hear the language and how to apply this knowledge to improve the quality of your communication? https://youtu.be/iTwBD44X03E

Today at 19.00 Moscow time

The next voice message is in Russian. From a conversation with a friend today. I thought it'd make sense to share it here as well since it explains my philosophy of resetting your "inner settings to default" before you practice a complicated move.

The next meeting in Moscow in on Aug 16 at 12.00. The topic is "Transforming "direct translation" into native-like English utterances"