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Are you an executive who feels "stuck" at the level of fluency?You’ve mastered the grammar and the vocabulary, but in high-stakes meetings, you still feel like you’re hitting an invisible ceiling. You’re speaking English, but you aren’t yet commanding the room.The problem isn't y ...  Show more

Have you ever felt like you’re speaking, but no one is actually listening?You have the skills and the experience, yet you're still getting passed over for high-visibility projects while your ideas are credited to the loudest person in the room. The problem isn't your talent—it’s ...  Show more

Have you seen learners who use their English at work at a high level of proficiency, and can speak fluently about their projects; they do presentations, lead meetings, and seem to sound very professional when you talk to them?
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Everybody wants to discover the easy way to get things done, right? We all like the idea of "hacking" our way through something, that is, to accomplish something by employing a different approach, and end up spending significantly less time or energy as a result.
So, tod ...

<span class="notion-enable-hover" data-token-index="0" data-reactroot="">Connecting your passions and hobbies with your English learning is a surefire way to not only enjoy the process but also improve your English considerably. In today's episode, a very special guest from th ...

Today's story: The east coast of the U.S., between Washington, D.C., and Boston, is home to about 50 million people. It has rich history, great cultural treasures, top-notch universities, and four distinct seasons. But the winters are harsh, costs can be high, and the pace of lif ...  Show more