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(#62) Do you freeze when speaking Italian? (Do this 2-minutes exercise to understand why it keeps happening + how to fix!)

What if the problem was never your Italian?What if your brain simply learned that speaking Italian was... unsafe?Every time you imagine mispronouncing a word being judged, or making a mistake, your nervous system prepares to protect you.And protection looks like avoiding speaking ... Show more

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(#61) 3 Mindset Shifts to Make Learning Italian Feel Easier (and Actually Make Progress)

As promised in the episode, here are the three questions I want you to sit with.You don’t need to have the “perfect” answer. Just notice what comes up for you.SHIFT #1 - Done is better than perfect✨ Where might the idea of doing things “perfectly” be making your Italian learning ... Show more

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