As your language coach, it's my goal to maximize your potential in speaking English confidently.
I achieve this mainly by providing opportunities for you to engage in English conversationally.
Take, for instance, the Active Audio Challenges. You'll see that three of the challenges interlink.
The Read Out Challenge lays the groundwork for the Word Building Challenge and the Speak, Just Speak Challenge.
To fully benefit from your practice time, I suggest undertaking all three simultaneously. This approach ensures you gain the maximum advantage - which is engaging in three challenges within a unified theme.
However, feedback from some clients indicates they often set unrealistic expectations for their practice sessions.
They may believe in an 'all or nothing' approach.
Or
They may feel that without sufficient time to perform optimally, it's better not to attempt at all.
I've certainly felt this way myself.
However experience shows that this mindset hampers progress; in truth, making any effort is generally preferable to inaction.
I've had to adjust my expectations to be more realistic, which has enabled me to accomplish tasks—imperfect and incremental though they may be—beyond my initial aspirations.
If you've been hesitant to take on the challenges, fearing that you lack the time or won't meet your standards, then my advice is to start with just one.
Typically, a two-minute message is sufficient for me to provide valuable feedback. The more I listen to your English, the more effectively I can achieve our shared goal of enhancing your proficiency.
In short, improving your English is a path we take together. I'm here to help and cheer you on. When you do the Active Audio Challenges, you're really getting into learning English. Don't worry about being perfect; getting better is what matters. Even doing just one challenge helps you move forward. Every small effort helps a lot. Let's keep going step by step, enjoying learning, and being happy about every small win. Your journey to speaking well is your own, and I'm with you all the way. So, let’s keep going, one step at a time.