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November 19, 2020 By Daniel

The Most Powerful Tool For Accent Reduction I Ever Discovered

Guys, How you going?Today I want to share with you the biggest tool you have to learn the very tiny differences between sounds. This is probably the most important teaching tool I figured out in

October 12, 2020 By Daniel

The arrogance of believing YOU can’t do it (but 400 million others can)

This year I introduced affirmations into my coaching. These are mandatory morning and night practices for all my students.I coach people to reduce their accent and speak like native English

June 10, 2020 By Daniel

Don’t say ‘NO’ to yourself

Never say ‘no’ to yourself.Sometimes we swear ourselves off of a certain activity or experience. Like, ‘I will never ever go bungee jumping’. Maybe this decision came from your fear of heights or

February 14, 2020 By Daniel

They told me to stop focusing on accent

"people don't care about accent" You know who told me that? People who don't speak a second language. Try walking one day in the shoes of someone who LIVES in their second language. You have a big

December 3, 2019 By Daniel

Changing Your Accent & Pronunciation Slowly

Slow practice is the fastest way to sound effortless. I was recently introduced to a musician and singer called Hozier. You have probably heard of him when his song “Take me to Church” was all over

November 11, 2019 By Daniel

When to Smile in a Meeting?

Lilly, comes from Russia... She's excellent at English which is the language she uses for work, although it is not her first language. But she feels massively unconfident. She facilitates meetings

October 17, 2019 By Daniel

Kathy Tells Us Why She is doing Accent Reduction – A Student perspective

At the beginning of every new accent reduction group I go around the class and ask everyone what is motivating them to push their English skills to the ultimate level. Here is Kathy's answer. "Hi my

October 16, 2019 By Daniel

Vulnerability and Becoming a different person.

I love the gym for one reason, it's not because of the atmosphere, or the people or the machines or the goals I'm trying to achieve. I love it because in order to change I MUST be vulnerable

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