Before You Speak Fluent English, You Need to Think Like Someone Who Can

Before You Speak Fluent English, You Need to Think Like Someone Who Can

June 2, 2025 Most English learners chase fluency as if it were a finish line. They think one more grammar rule, one more vocabulary list, one more YouTube video will finally make them “ready” to speak. But the truth is: Fluency isn’t about speaking perfectly. Fluency is a mindset. It starts when you stop asking,…

English Fluency Is Often an Emotion, Not Just a Skill

English Fluency Is Often an Emotion, Not Just a Skill

May 26, 2025 Being an expert in your field, you sometimes wonder, “Why can I write fluently but not speak?” You’ve spent years learning English. Yet, you stall when it’s time for spontaneous, real-time conversations. Why can’t you speak natural English? Because you’re not thinking in English. You’re translating from your native language. The pause…

Why Smart Professionals Struggle to Learn English And How to Fix It
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Why Smart Professionals Struggle to Learn English And How to Fix It

May 5, 2025 You’ve spent years learning English. But when it’s time to speak? Everything freezes. Your mind goes blank. Your heart pounds. You can’t get the words out, even though you know them. You get English. You read it. You understand it. But speaking……. it feels like another story! Why? Because the way you…

Top 15 Podcasts to improve your English Language Skills

Top 15 Podcasts to improve your English Language Skills

Do you find it difficult to make time to sit down and improve your English speaking skills, enhance your vocabulary, or sharpen your listening skills? Well, my friend, listening to podcasts is a solution! Not only do we have a multitude of podcasts to choose from, but they also allow us to focus on certain skill/s…

Our Tools of Resurrection — The Dictionary of Lost Words

Our Tools of Resurrection — The Dictionary of Lost Words

 “So difficult it is to show the various meanings and imperfections of words when we have nothing else but words to do it with.”   — John Locke   In 1857, the Unregistered Words Committee of the Philological Society of London decided to succeed Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary of the English Language, 1755. Sir James Murray and…