The InFluency Podcast

508. Not making progress in English? Here's what might need to change

The InFluency Podcast

Show Notes

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Feeling stuck in English and haven't seen progress, even though you've been working on your English for a while?

This is probably because of 1 of 2 reasons:

Reason 1: You're not practicing consistently Reason 2: You're learning in a way that is not actually effective

This video is focused on how to shift your mindset, build better habits, and create a learning experience that helps you feel more confident, more free, and more like yourself in English.

I'm sharing with you 5 powerful values that can completely transform the way you practice English:

Action over comfort Practice builds confidence Communication over perfection Lead with care Own your growth

These are the same values we use inside Beyond, our English practice community, and they can help you change not only how you learn English, but how you show up for yourself.

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